One final point. The website that I have worked on (thebasesproject.org) was the target of an attack a few weeks ago - which was, as far as I am aware, unsuccessful. As a result, the services of cloudflare.com were employed to act as a kind of 'security guard' to block out some malicious visitors. This has the effect that when the IP address of the website is examined, the address will be found to be pointing to cloudflare's servers and the real IP address of the server that hosts the bases website will not be visible. The only plausible explanation I can think of for tying the bases server in to porn sites is that those sites also use Cloudflare and so the same IP address might show up for all the sites (which is actually an IP address belonging to cloudflare - the 'security guards'). If you have really done due diligence research here, then you would know this - can you confirm that this possibility has been checked?