Online Anonymity Is Not Only for Trolls and Political Dissidents by @maassive https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/10/online-anonymity-not-only-trolls-and-political-dissidents … (via @EFF)
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Doxing hurts the stigmatized, socially vulnerable, and least-privileged the most.
We see white male misogynists get doxed, and think, "Well, that wasn't so bad / somewhat deserved" but they do not have as much to lose.
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Long tradition of anonymity protecting speech and political activism, including (obviously) NAACP v. Alabama http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Association_for_the_Advancement_of_Colored_People_v._Alabama …
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Just yesterday an Oakland activist got fired after the police doxed him to his employers. http://www.privacysos.org/node/1221
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It's not just a hypothetical. It's not something that happens to "dissidents in Syria." The problem is here and now and with us.
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Now, do I think women get harassed way too much on the internet? Yes. But don't need to cast aspersions on 1A just yet.
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Most of the time trolls cite First Am, they get it wrong anyways. No need to accept their careless redefinition.
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