> So it would be okay to you to list the home address, movement and acquaintances of senators, congressmen, judges, etc? Yeah probably. Publicly elected offic

> So it would be okay to you to list the home address, movement and acquaintances of senators, congressmen, judges, etc? Yeah probably. Publicly elected official is pretty up there on it being important to have transparency. > If I donate to a cause that hopes to influence public policy, should I be doxxed? No, you shouldn't. > the rules about "public sphere"? The rules are a spectrum. Someone can both believe that it is important for very large public figures to be transparent, and also believe that it goes to far to dox anyone who has donated 1$ to a political cause. And there is no contradiction here. And if you are to imply that there is a contradiction, then you are engaging in Loki's fallacy. No I don't know the exact specific point where someone becomes a public figure. But I do know that Elon Musk is a public figure, and a random person who donated 1$ to the ACLU is not a public figure.