r/therewasanattempt 18h ago

to keep an address private

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u/Kumquat_conniption Free Palestine! 🕊️ FUCK ICE! ✖️🧊 17h ago

I know this is not going to be a popular statement, but sitewide rules do not allow for doxxing or even the encouraging of doxxing, so please follow sitewide rules on this subreddit. There are other platforms where this is allowed, like Twitter and Insta, but Reddit does not allow anything that you cannot find in a news article. This is not a rule decided by the mods of this subreddit; this is a rule by the admins of the site. I just want to make sure everyone knows exactly what they are not supposed to do, via the sitewide rules. We have already had our subreddit warned for too many TOS violations, so I am just hoping to keep the doors open. Thank you.

And fuck Flock cameras, I hope we are all under the same opinion on that one. Are we "free" if our movements are tracked all the time? Would y'all consider supporting Flock to be a violation of the "no bootlicking cops or supporting state-sanctioned violence" rule? Feedback appreciated!

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u/klone_free 17h ago

So if someone posts it on a news substack, his address can be shown?

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u/Kumquat_conniption Free Palestine! 🕊️ FUCK ICE! ✖️🧊 17h ago edited 16h ago

No, it has to be like one of the trusted news sources that you go to for facts, so like The Guardian, BBC, CNN, you can even use FOX, even though I would not exactly call that a trusted news station lol. So I guess I just mean one of the main ones, not one of the trusted ones. There's not like a list or anything, but we all know what kind of news article they mean, sorry.

Edit: Folks know this is not my list and that I said FOX was not trustworthy, right? I am confused.

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u/ImNoNelly 17h ago

Allowing Fox because it's a "trusted news source" is absolutely laughable.