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If your goal is to be able to search Twitter for other victims with plausible deniability, then as I said a viable approach is to *deliberately* weaken the hash to ensure collisions. As for countermovements, "bizarre" is exactly what 4chan excels at.
Again, these are things you have to *consider* and analyze and model. You need to understand the risks. You need to *explain* those risks. You need to try to come up with the best possible solution. Not doing so is dangerous and a disservice to victims.
Yo, I thought you said you were done Sealioning.
Thanks for using that term, I had forgotten what it meant. I think I kinda get it after reading a bunch of comments. Basically, even if someone did find the name associated with the hash, and made it public, they'd be doing so at their own risk and publicizing it themselves?
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