Nice to see this post provoke so many responses — obviously it hit a nerve. But almost all of them were already addressed in the post itself.

1. No one should be doxxed. This is an attempt to persuade people to post voluntarily under their real-life identities because it’s more based and will lead to an environment with less censorship.

2. This isn’t an argument *against* privacy. Privacy is essential. It’s an argument against the expectation of privacy *when posting in the public square.* Your finances, your personal communications should obviously be private.

Here’s the post — pretty sure these two points were clear: