Subverses on Voat can only ever have a single sticky at a time. I don't think the security article will ever be the single most important thing we want to hoist to the top, but I agree it should be more visible. I suggest you bring that up in the concern thread.

However, I do not agree with your assessment of Epic Privacy Browser's safety. Certain code sections being hidden from the public is always a red flag, and for all you know, the project might be a honeypot. You know nothing about the proxy servers it uses either. Staying safe online is not easy, and with anything else that is not easy, there is no substitute for educating yourself. I will argue that an easy-to-use privacy-conscious solution will do more harm than good. It will recreate the "incognito window" effect in that noobs will assume they're safe while in reality online safety is a much more complex problem than that, and technically you aren't even entirely safe behind a private VPN and a Tor circuit, combined. If you really want to push an easy-to-use, privacy-conscious browser, at least make it Brave . It is also Chromium-based, it is entirely open-source , and it is recommended by privacytools.io .