When he made this request he was told "No, you're not getting your way, Collingwood." and then immediately banned. His dox remains posted on the Timeline of Gamergate page.
Doesn't this mean that using the part of his legal name that he objects to, and does not generally use for internet business, is doxing him? It appears this way to me. I really don't understand how it's any different from using Zoe Quinn or Sarah Nyberg's real names, and I find it incredibly difficult to understand how we can consider that a crime so heinous we have to avoid linking to any publication that's done it, while we're perfectly happy to not just host the information ourselves but mock the victim for asking us to remove it if we don't like him.
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talk) 11:12, 16 December 2015 (UTC)
Sam Smith's middle name was found on the Gamergate Wikia, so I considered that fair game as being a "neutral" zone that doesn't host dox (I've found the Gamergate Wikia presently doesn't list Zoe's name at all) and because they mostly adore him. I've also done this for Sargon (his name is in the caption of his interview with David Pakman) and Izcer (her name is in a puff piece on Breitbart and she uses it on Twitter now anyway). This is vastly different from let's say Breitbart (or Ralph's website your pick) listing Zoe Quinn's (former?) legal name, Sarah Nyberg's deadname, or Gamergate's conspiracy theories about Brianna Wu's gender identity.—Ryulong (
talk) 11:47, 16 December 2015 (UTC)
