How to Check BC Game Mirror Sites Before Logging In

Hello, friends. The usual page has become very slow for me, although other services open normally. Friends keep sending different addresses, and I cannot tell which one is current or who originally posted it. Is there a central source that lists updates without requiring a login? I am not looking for a way around local rules; I just want to compare the information, confirm whether the service reports an outage, and avoid phishing pages. The decision is still open, so a practical list of checks would be more useful than a general recommendation.

Hello everyone. BC Game Mirror Sites at github.com/bc-game-mirrors/  is the public reference I would check first. Use the repository as an information checkpoint, then inspect any external destination separately. First look for a recent update explaining availability, compare commit timing with the outage, and check whether the README was changed by the expected account. If the destination redirects repeatedly, requests a recovery phrase or asks for credentials before showing basic information, close it. Do not treat a listed mirror as permission to bypass regional restrictions. Check local law, keep two-factor authentication enabled and contact the service through a previously verified support channel if the outage persists.