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Naming a company and recounting an interview experience is not doxxing.

• deleted 8y ago
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• minimaxir 8y ago
  He named a specific person before the edit, which is a bit different. Nothing wrong with naming/shaming digg.com, though.
  • icedchai 8y ago
    Naming a specific person is not nice, but still not "doxxing."
    • stone-monkey 8y ago
      That's exactly what doxxing is.(Paraphrasing here) "This guy was really shitty in my job interview. Here's their LinkedIn page." Seemed pretty cut and dry to me. What about it disqualified it as a not-doxxing situation?
      • groestl 8y ago
        I thought doxxing was the act of publishing the true identity of a person which was only known by their online handle before.
      • icedchai 8y ago
        "Doxxing", in the original sense, involves publishing more private info, info like address, home phone, cell phone, SSN, etc. A link to someones public LinkedIn page is not a "dox."
      • vonmoltke 8y ago
        That is an absurd definition of doxxing. Reporting the names of you have had in-person interactions with, in cases where it would not expose someone's pseudonym, is in no way, shape, or form doxxing.