
So you’ve called out the owner of the Twitter account for doxing JB, right? |
SR <> MK If you want to critique MK on something legitimate then read up on what she was doing in CCPTA. |
I’ve said it’s a sh1tty thing to do, yes. As is intentionally conflating SR and MK. |
Which I didn’t do, but that was a cute little “both sides” move. You’re not as neutral as you claim to be. |
How was it doxxing? It’s publicly available info. I think the potential doxxing was releasing the screenshots. |
Hard to tell. PP seems to have trouble following who is who. Could be intentional. |
The pp was speaking generally, and yet you got surprisingly defensive. |
I can think multiple people from all different positions are sh1tty. There is no scarcity of a-holes in our county. |
If PP would like to clarify who he/she meant that could clear it all up. . . . |
Agree that it technically wasn’t doxxing (not my word). I do think it was sh1tty thing to do though. |
^ to post under anonymous account - not the FOIA itself |
Sure, and we can address each of the, in their own right. Conflating MK and SR really has nothing to do with trying to dox a completely different person on Twitter, and yet you seem to think it provided some kind of defense to the would-be doxxer. |
You posted it. Prove that you didn’t. |
Doxxing is the publishing of information that is not readily publicly available for he purpose of inciting harassment of a private individual. While the original FOIA request could be obtained by the public, it was not readily accessible - no one could find it through a google search. The Twitter account owner made the FOIA request to obtain information that was not otherwise publicly available at that time for the purpose of posting it on the Twitter account to encourage harassment of the original requester. Hence, it qualifies as doxxing. I mean, if you have an otherwise unlisted home address but I scour the county real estate records to find out where you live and then post it all over Twitter to encourage people to harass you, would that be acceptable? After all, it would be information I found through legal means, but it certainly wasn’t readily available to anyone idling looking for it. |
I posted what? My belief that BE (or his wife) owns the Twitter account? Why would I try to prove I didn’t post something that I freely admit I did? |