The policies at JFK Research are draconian. You must pay for post access, or demonstrate that you are unable to pay. You must represent that you are a JFK researcher, and the administrator (Mr. Rich della Rosa) does not accept "posing" as a JFK researcher just to talk about Apollo. In short, Mr. della Rosa is not willing to ban Apollo discussion, but neither is he willing to accept it as a full-fledged topic.

In case it's not obvious, JFK Research is basically a platform for Jack White to ramble essentially unchallenged about whatever conspiratorial topic catches his fancy. Any serious challenge to Mr. White's conclusions is interpreted to fall under the forum's strict behavior guidelines. Since refuting many of Mr. White's conclusions involves pointing out that Mr. White doesn't seem to know much about Apollo, or the photographs taken during it, or photographic analysis in general, those are easily dismissed as a "personal attack", which is grounds for dismissal from the forum. The problem is that Mr. White's conclusions are characterized by his supporters as coming from an expert and eminent photographic analyst. If that is the case, then Mr. White's understanding of these topics is not only relevant, it's the only thing that's relevant.