1/ Oh man, this will only be of interest to people who have followed the recent twitter way too closely, BUT I stumbled upon an old post
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2/ a Gator saved in which someone approached me accusing someone else of pretty serious harassment. I asked for proof -- wasn't gonna
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3/ accuse someone of something for no reason. Four months later, this person would falsely accuse ME of harassment in exactly the same
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4/ way. Here's the original exchange with names blacked out. The moral is: it is good when communities takepic.twitter.com/WBP1x61yh9
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5/ online harassment seriously. But when any charge is *instantly* treated as true and disseminated, it allows people who have serious
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6/ issues and/or who are just opportunistic liars to do serious damage, sometimes. I mean, Jacobinghazi? My incident was 1/100000000 that
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7/ but the point stands. Just freaking check an accusation before you spread it. Shouldn't be complicated, even if witch hunts are fun.
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