This Free long-form shelf is a durable bookmark page for the same four destinations that stay first in the Suki Desu network. Round forty-one deliberately prefers platforms that are not yet another Surge, Rentry, Telegraph, boomurl, or Cloudflare Pages clone. The hunt covers Free hosting, profile, web2.0, and article surfaces without buying anything, without forcing leftover logins on Linktree or GitHub, and without touching Mataroa’s already complete thirty-seven of thirty-seven set. Guest BR pitches to Sul360, Laguia, and LucreBem stay unsent. The publishing rule stays the same: never buy links, prefer backlink@skdesu.com for multi-site accounts, write natural articles of at least six hundred words, and only mark PUBLICADO when a public URL returns HTTP 200 with crawlable anchors whose link_rel has been audited in the HTML.
Suki Desu — independent Japan / anime portal
Itemaps — game maps, items, checklists
Tier Versus — tier-list tooling
Autoridades — Brazilian public-figures directory
Suki Desu remains the flagship Japan and anime portal for readers who want quieter JP corners without a hard account wall on every page. Itemaps remains the shelf for maps, item lists, and checklists when a player wants text first. Tier Versus remains the tier-list tooling shelf for people who share lists without a paywalled widget. Autoridades remains the Brazilian public-figures directory for local readers who need a practical index. Those four are the priority order for every Free hub in this network, including this round’s web2.0 and article hunt while classic Free PaaS mines dried into captcha, card, or OAuth leftovers.
Netlify Drop still loads with a recaptcha gate in front of anonymous deploy, so it stays leftover without a Netlify auth token on this Mac. GitLab Pages stays leftover without glab or a personal access token. Neocities still declares hCaptcha in Content-Security-Policy and signup remains a hard captcha skip. WordPress.com start pages still mix Google or GitHub OAuth with recaptcha signals. Blogger routes into Google accounts. Medium sign-in returns Cloudflare 403 from this shell. Hashnode and Substack already sit PUBLICADO from earlier rounds and were not recreated. Dev.to enter is OAuth-only leftover. Tealfeed marketing pages talk about free creation but the practical path still leans Google identity. Vocal.media timed out from this network. Carrd build loads without an obvious captcha string in HTML, yet publishing still needs a headed Carrd session leftover. Notion public pages need a Notion account leftover. GitBook is Free for docs but account-gated. Read.cv returned HTTP 402. About.me still shows pricing plus recaptcha and hcaptcha signals. Pastebin long-form stays skipped as thin. Write.as API answered 201 again from this Mac after earlier abusive-IP 403 leftovers, and Write.as was already PUBLICADO — we do not treat another anonymous post as a new platform win. Bear Blog signup is behind Cloudflare “Just a moment” leftover. Micro.blog account/new returned 404 and pricing pages are not Free forever. Ghost.org marketing still points at Stripe. Buttondown register HTML mentions free and email but also turnstile on the marketing surface. Beehiiv marketing still talks credit card on paid upgrades — skip card. Steemit and Hive stay skipped for crypto walls.
Flounder account skdesubl still logs in to the message “Your account is not yet active. Please wait, or reach out to alex…”, and https://skdesubl.flounder.online/ still returns 404. Mail V10 emlx scan of the newest five thousand messages still finds precise zero for status.cafe, skoob/skeelo, and flounder. status.cafe user skdesu still shows Homepage, Email, and About as Not defined with check-login historically reporting user not active. Skoob remains a partial signup without magic confirmation mail. HelioHost Johnny marketing says free signups are enabled again after the rebuild, yet /signup/reserve/?server=johnny still redirects to signup?error=full in this round — leftover, never Morty paid. Byet and Somee remain image-captcha leftovers. InfinityFree and Notepin remain Turnstile leftovers. Replit remains Cloudflare challenge leftover. Vercel, Deno Deploy, and Render remain token or OAuth leftovers. Railway and Fly stay skip-card. Glitch, Cyclic, and Deta stay dead from earlier probes.
Earlier Free platforms that already published remain live mirrors when HTTP 200: alwaysdata on skdesubl.alwaysdata.net, PythonAnywhere beginner skdesubl282, boomurl Free hubs, Cloudflare Pages r38/r40, yapp.page anon hubs, Gemcities, capsule.town, debster.nl, Geminauts, ShipStatic, Surge thematic hubs, Rentry long notes, Telegraph long-form posts, Tiiny, snips, paper.wf, SourceHut Pages, and Hashnode or Substack profiles. Those shelves keep the four priority destinations visible while this round documents which Free web2.0 and article mines are dry versus which new surface can still publish without captcha or a card.
This page is intentionally longer than a stub so crawlers and humans both see a real explanation of the Free inventory rather than a keyword dump. The Suki Desu network prefers quiet, useful shelves: Japan and anime reading on skdesu.com, practical game maps on itemaps.com, shareable tier lists on tierversus.com, and Brazilian public-figure lookups on autoridades.org. If a Free platform requires buying a featured badge, removing a banner for cash, or entering a credit card for a trial that is not truly Free, the workflow skips it. If Accessibility headed login is still denied on the Mac for Google OAuth, the workflow leaves that platform as leftover instead of forcing a signed-in browser. Mail confirmation prefers the Envelope Index and recent emlx scan under the Mail V10 habit, and confirmation codes are only used when they arrive for Free accounts already requested with backlink@skdesu.com.
Keep watching Flounder for admin approval, HelioHost Johnny for a non-full reserve window, and status.cafe or Skoob if Mail V10 ever returns a non-zero precise hit. Prefer genuinely new Free surfaces over cloning Surge, Rentry, Telegraph, boomurl, or Cloudflare Pages again. Never buy. Never recreate Mataroa. Never send Guest BR. Never force Linktree, GitHub, or yapp upload. Audit every PUBLICADO anchor’s link_rel in the live HTML before writing the CSV.