Bitarch posted a note on VKontakte about risk-free struggle against the state. In short, the idea is to anonymously hire non-politicized members of the public for real-world actions. The methodology is quite obvious; it is a standard division of labor. But, of course, such technology requires infrastructure for widespread implementation — secure platforms where one could post orders and expressions of readiness to fulfill specific tasks. Bitarch writes about the darknet, which is rather vague, and without certain qualifications, this tells an inexperienced political activist practically nothing. However, to develop a taste for this, one can start by using simple, makeshift services.

For instance, the friendly channel Anarchy+ recently launched a service called Protest Action Exchange, where you can place an order for an action, ask for donations to implement your idea, and so on. Although the channel is anonymous and all communication goes through a bot, it is still far from true security, but the risks are modest enough because the exchange does not accept orders related to violent actions.

So, if you have ideas, take the opportunity to find performers. If you have the strength, take the opportunity to get involved. The project is non-commercial, and although it was started by left-wing anarchists, they have no prejudice against libertarianism, so no ideological screening is expected.