If the argument is "the media has the right to publicly identify anybody who writes anonymously, anybody who doesn't want to be identified just fears accountability," then what are we even doing here?
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I mean I just talked about how respectable middle-class Americans tend to think other people's adultery is "none of your business" but sheesh are you *violating someone's rights* if you decide to go on Facebook and tell everyone how shitty your ex is
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The Scott defenders are making a very, very strong claim here They're not even talking about "uncovering private information", they're talking about making already-public information TOO public
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in some cases it's rven a tort related to defamation -- "public disclosure of private facts" -- but you have to clear a pretty high bar for that
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