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you took my quote out of context, i put "i dont think you would say so", after that. you edited that part outDude, come on now, are you really just going to lie like this.
as you can see above, the "i dont think you would say so", implies me thinking you dont think they should be given a pass, its focused on you and is in response to you saying everyone uses the same username everywhere.so if someone uses a different username, but through a collection of evidence, their username and identities on other sites are linked, and then linked to a brag post by a brag post on another site, is that something that should suddenly be "given a pass"? i dont think you would say so
this is what i mean by "jumping to conclusions". you're putting words in my mouth. taking one thing i say, and trying to link it to something elseyou are speaking as if someone has "the right" to try and infiltrate, larp and troll incels.
i never said anything about "rights", per se. more just the nature of what privacy is. if a discord is set private, then there is clearly an intent, that its not open for all to see, otherwise it wouldnt be private. of course no one is entitled to those convos being leaked"THINK ABOUT THE "VIRTUAL RIGHTS" OF THE TROLLS THAT LAUGH US BROS"
also, this is a strawman, i never said we should care about their "virtual rights" at all. i am just trying to let fat link know the implications of such rule
this is semantics. its clear what the admin was speaking of. he is talking about users and their offsite activity being tracked and exposed against their willNo it really isn't, privacy has nothing to do with a "virtual identity", it has to do with "the real you".
If I started another "anonymous account" for a Vegan forum, went on there starting flame wars, knowing full well I'm a meat eater, and then someone somehow links another anonymous account post about me eating meet to my vegan account, my privacy hasn't been violated, they don't know who I am in real life and so long as they don't go searching no privacy has been violated.
A violation of privacy is when you impact someones actual life, social standing, finances, etc.
You are really just playing word games right now.
As long as nothing ends up affecting my actual life (social standing, finances, employment opportunities, etc) and never gets linked back to "the real me" I don't care and I don't consider it "private".
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