I agree. Revealing the real name would have been doxing. Finding associated information would be trivial.
The harder question is when doxing is justifiable. Maybe it can arguably be self-defense. But even then, consequences are typically disproportionate. And there's no process for trial, opportunity for rebuttal, judgment by neutral third parties, etc.
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I agree. Revealing the real name would have been doxing. Finding associated information would be trivial.
The harder question is when doxing is justifiable. Maybe it can arguably be self-defense. But even then, consequences are typically disproportionate. And there's no process for trial, opportunity for rebuttal, judgment by neutral third parties, etc.