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This seems to be a positive example of doxing.

• moralestapia 5y ago
  Erm ... no? Principles exist on both sides of the coin.
  • rosndo 5y ago
    So you genuinely believe that doxing the Russian aggressors is a bad thing? What principle would this go against exactly?
    • MichaelZuo 5y ago
      I think the parent was trying to point out that if one side abandons principles the other side will be motivated to retaliate likewise, making the outcome of a treacherous race to the bottom becomes far more likely.
      • rosndo 5y ago
        What principles could possibly be abandoned here? The “principle” of not doxing enemy soldiers? hah.
        • deleted 5y ago
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      • singularity2001 5y ago
        what would be the bottom? complete transparency? I can think of worse things
  • klyrs 5y ago
    This is asymmetric warfare. Whether or not it's "good" in a vacuum is kinda irrelevant. This may enable Ukraine and its allies to make life miserable for the soldiers holding the country under siege.