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Sorry but are you a FSSW? Where is this data going? Where do you plan on storing the information and ip addresses of this data? You do realise that FSSW is criminalized in the USA, right?
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I wouldn't tell you if I were a FSSW, given I live in the USA. I don't collect the ip addresses of people who submit, the information is submitted through google forms (as you can tell) and thus goes to a spreadsheet.
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I want to see how much different things affect income - ethnicity, appearance, enjoyment of the job, etc. Safe sex is because my hypothesis was most escorts practice safe sex and I wanted to see if it was true. Looks like it is - good data for responding to anti sex worker ppl.
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There already is mountains of lit on safer sex practices conducted throughout the past 40 years literally all over the world. You would know this if u were in any way legitimate. Furthermore, just using a google form and a spreadsheet is NOT SECURE ENOUGH. False promises are bad
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Legitimacy is at the crux of good research. You are doing a survey that hold massive negative ramifications for the sex work community and don’t seem to care that we’re going to suffer from your actions. And this doesn’t even qualify for the moniker of replication!
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dang you're taking my lil google form questionairre suuuper seriously here, im also confused about what sort of world you're operating in if a google forms questionnaire can make sex workers suffer so much
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Fuck yeah I am. I take my community’s welfare seriously. I take ethics seriously. I take soliciting labor of marginalised populations seriously. I, for one, am self-aware. It’s sad you don’t feel the same. But then again, you are a self-confessed unethical researcher so 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️
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