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The question is: what would be done after reporting them? If the aim is to spread the message "being violent to MAPs can have consequences", reporting some of them is only the first step. Especially when reporting individuals with barely any influence, is it possible to make a wider impact? Spread ...

DANAT4T wrote: Sat Aug 08, 2026 1:58 am Working with law enforcement. It this the best you could do Ribbon?

If it works...

Please contribute something, everyone.

Let's actually make some antis pay.

You collect information on antis, and the e-mail addresses that need contacting, and I'll handle the reports.


Should we go around pretending to antis the same way some of them go around pretending to be kids? Or ...

Please contribute something, everyone.

Let's actually make some antis pay.

You collect information on antis, and the e-mail addresses that need contacting, and I'll handle the reports.

As mentioned in a recent short take, you'd think I was torturing kittens for all the vitriol I receive online. People on social media have become extremely comfortable with posting death threats and suicide baiting targeted at MAPs, and nothing is being done about it. Most social media platforms ...

As something of an online troublemaker, I've received quite a lot of angry comments recently. These have come on my own platform, on Substack, and in their thousands on YouTube. Anybody reading those comments would think I'd done some utterly horrific things. And yet, I haven't done anything but ...

This is difficult for those who wish to be regularly employed or interact with children in any way.

Using the "victim" label to wish death upon MAP members who are not harming anyone is unjustifiable, and those people deserve a response proportional to the violence they promote.


We are currently discussing the possibility of a Threat Tracker sub-forum, where we could collect information on ...

Well, it was the second of her comments about eradicating MAPs. It's quite a fixation of hers.

Moderate is not a word that many would use to describe me. I have quirky opinions, sometimes extreme ones, and I'm happy to share my thoughts even when I know almost everyone in the world will take issue with what I have to say. I'm also a major advocate of free speech, including when that speech ...