It was founded on 31 october 2006, in part by the team behind ogrish.com, a shock site that closed on the same day Liveleak, a website best known for hosting violence and gory footage that mainstream sites wouldn't touch, has shut down after fifteen years in operation Infamous video sharing website liveleak has shut down after 15 years
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The shock site was notorious for hosting violent and gory clips banned elsewhere.
Liveleak, once the purveyor of horribly violent videos, was unceremoniously shut down this wednesday.
Without liveleak, other websites will pop up to take its place, and there is little doubt that liveleak's users will flood to the next similar offering In place of liveleak, hewitt is launching a new video streaming site called itemfix that will ban excessive violence or gory content, seeking a move away from disturbing and disgusting content. Liveleak is gone, replaced by a site that explicitly bans gory and violent imagery To the members, the uploaders, the casual visitors, the trolls and the occasionally demented people who have.
Liveleak, the website best known for allowing users to upload videos of violence and gore, is no more Founder hayden hewitt posted an impassioned letter about the site going dark on his new site. Liveleak, a video site known for hosting gruesome footage that mainstream rivals would not touch, has now shut down after 15 years in operation In its place is itemfix, a site that bans users.
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Its replacement, itemfix, has implemented strict rules against excessive violence or gory content.
