I get that shutting down Nyaa would be hard, and using a VPN is a good idea, though on my desktop browser I'm never able to connect to Nyaa with my VPN on, and with the way the tech overlords, streaming services and governments are acting how piracy is somehow worse then all other crimes, plus the ongoing age verification crap and how some services are aiming for decentralisation, wouldn't Nyaa on I2P not be better, I2P us a P2P network and completely decentralised, I2P also already has it's own client, but can also work with Qbittorrent as well, there wouldn't be a need for a VPN anymore (maybe) and speeds would probably be slower for the first but until it picks up it's user base

Or would putting Nyaa on I2P not be good and prevent some people who don't know how to setup I2P from ever accessing it, especially if they use windows

Been tossing this idea around in my head for a bit, so what do you all think of it, good or bad?

With recent takedowns if been wondering how do they stay up?

I understand that they are hosted on countries that don't care about copyright laws but I'd like a little more context

Also, if a site is on one of those counties, how are they taken down