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She didn't comment horrible things on his website, only a critique of an article. He took offense to that, de-anonymized her by abusing the moderation system an
by ad404b8a372f2b9 5y ago
She didn't comment horrible things on his website, only a critique of an article. He took offense to that, de-anonymized her by abusing the moderation system and looked for distasteful comments elsewhere.
I won't speak to the legality of it because I'm not qualified, but it's morally reprehensible.
- dubbel 5y agoThat is not necessarily the order these things happened in. He could have 1. Taken offense to this comment/taken interest in what else this user comments (which you can do without any admin tools) 2. Seen the islamophobic/xenophobic comment 3. De-anonymized the user In this version the de-anonymization is related to the more repugnant comments, not the initial critique.