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This is what I meant by public worlds that have the occasional person part of those groups in them. The true issue is knowing which worlds those are, getting there during the brief time they're there, and being able to interest them enough to befriend. From thereon out, it honestly should be pretty easy to access that discord. I have done it multiple times by simply using years of socialization tactics. If it's not that easy, then you're not dealing with amateurs, and they probably have a system in place to filter out glowies like yourself.Not only that, but 90% of them aren't even in a public world at all. They are in a private world, that can only be joined by a link from a private invite only discord. And getting access to those discords means months of worming your way into someone's inner circle.
There's also cases of people knowing people, as many big groups know people on the outskirts and on the inside. Another do-able thing is: join certain suspicious groups akin to the person you'd like to meet and/or customize your profile/account to be somewhat noteworthy -- and send that person a friend request. I know for a fact when someone does this to me I investigate their profile. I've done the above before to people and they instantly requested to join me to see who I was.
The topic of conversation is definitely leading more into the com/extortion side of things...They also demand public humiliation material if you don't already have it. Not specific to VRChat, it's very hard to get into one of these groups if you don't have any active pseudonymous social media presence AND some kind of PII like Facebook or LinkedIn. Short of literal deep cover work, the only time info leaks is when someone who saved receipts goes nuclear before they an hero from all the extortion and blackmail. Or gets flipped as an asset in a sting, but you almost never see that.
This is a rabbit-hole I'm very cautious about -- the overlap between these groups and VRChat. I've ran into quite a few e-girls in certain internet spheres over the last year. Even yesterday I came across a suspicious group, a lot of them in some of the (listed below) groups. Some examples of red-flag VRChat groups (at least the ones that instantly catch my eye these days):
- vomit girls
- femcel (is nearing 1,400 members) / terminally online/incel themed groups
- gore groups (gorefans, gore whore), any rape-fetish/CNC groups
- NEET groups, any sort of 4chan/8chan stereotype group
Less eye-catching but still go on my radar:
- Sewerslvt, any breakcore groups (more suspicious if it's mixed with any of the aforementioned)
Side note: com group followers have been noted to enjoy a subgenre called scenecore, or any sort of electronic experimental genre such as dariacore, etc., however I don't see any of those groups usually, nor do I think they exist (other than dariacore).
- Serial Experiments Lain groups
This is all I can think of for now. Don't go terrorizing people if they are in these groups. If they are in multiple of the first ones, it most likely means they're either terminally online or larping as such. Depending on the rest of the factors I use to calculate, it just means they are more likely to have knowledge of those spheres. I know of certain individuals with none of these groups, and they are still extremely degenerate and have done bad things.
Also, if someone is in groups but have them set to hidden, you can get around it by joining those groups and hiding them yourself. It will tell you if they're in those mutual groups even if they hide them.
- femcel (is nearing 1,400 members) / terminally online/incel themed groups
- gore groups (gorefans, gore whore), any rape-fetish/CNC groups
- NEET groups, any sort of 4chan/8chan stereotype group
Less eye-catching but still go on my radar:
- Sewerslvt, any breakcore groups (more suspicious if it's mixed with any of the aforementioned)
Side note: com group followers have been noted to enjoy a subgenre called scenecore, or any sort of electronic experimental genre such as dariacore, etc., however I don't see any of those groups usually, nor do I think they exist (other than dariacore).
- Serial Experiments Lain groups
This is all I can think of for now. Don't go terrorizing people if they are in these groups. If they are in multiple of the first ones, it most likely means they're either terminally online or larping as such. Depending on the rest of the factors I use to calculate, it just means they are more likely to have knowledge of those spheres. I know of certain individuals with none of these groups, and they are still extremely degenerate and have done bad things.
Also, if someone is in groups but have them set to hidden, you can get around it by joining those groups and hiding them yourself. It will tell you if they're in those mutual groups even if they hide them.
As for a story:
When I say The Great Pug is a very good overlap, I mean it. It used to be better earlier in the year, back when I found an already-doxed (doxbin) underage (at the time) e-girl named midclown in it. I haven't seen her since around July, but she was with an infamous guy who is and has been obsessed with this other e-girl for years (although it's both of their faults). That guy gets banned from every Great Pug instance he joins on his conspicuously named alts. A very desperate case of limerence. Anyway, that cow-watching actually introduced me to another cow-watcher, so I found it was worth it despite the horrible degenerate words that were said.