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Presume you don't live in the UK. If it's a major site, they effectively have cut off the internet for most people. I lost my reddit account, Facebook account and my discord because all wanted me to hand over my driving license to use them.
Sites like github will be next.
So someone wanting to find places that can support that will be available long term isn't dumb, it's possibly the only smart move left.
Even if that's not the OP's situation, I don't know their exact situation and reasons. Attacking their reasoning or morals is not the right play here.