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Pre-emptive tl;dr: At this point, I think a Yaniv subforum would end up being about as useful as the Russell Greer one was.
He's really only on Twitter and Facebook. If he had a broader sm footprint, and was producing mīlk in different media (photos on Insta; vids on YouTube), I could see how a subforum would be a good idea. But he's not.
Also, he has virtually no orbiters. There's his mom, but she's not active online, so all accounts of her antics come directly from eyewitnesses; she's batshit, but not threadworthy. Morgaine Oger has not only put distance between himself and Yaniv, but already has his own thread. That leaves...nobody.
Once the BCHRT cases wind up, the main thread is going to slow down. Sure, Yaniv will come back with some other bit of sociopathic fuckery, but until he does, I think things will be much quieter.
So a far more useful and potentially valuable strategy, IMO, would be to create a reliable public resource that non-Kiwis dealing with, writing about, or defending clients against Jonathan "Jessica" Yaniv can turn to for information, without having to wade through the main thread.
This would make it far easier for any normies who have just heard about him to get up to speed. It would also serve as a resource for members of the press who are, or will eventually be, writing stories about him, or for any attorneys who might end up facing him in another HRT or an actual courtroom. And if he ever fucks up hard enough to become the subject of a criminal investigation, our having everything organized and readable, in one place, could help to get his fat ass off the streets (
at least for a little while, given that it's Canuckistan).
This guy is a predator, so it's important that the facts about him, and materials that serve as evidence of his degeneracy, are readily available to anybody who googles him, without their having to wade through all the a-logging, wild speculation, and repetitive shitposting on his thread.
Thus, I recommend concentrating efforts on keeping the OP and a lolcow wiki page as complete and up-to-date as possible, rather than starting a subforum.
He's really only on Twitter and Facebook. If he had a broader sm footprint, and was producing mīlk in different media (photos on Insta; vids on YouTube), I could see how a subforum would be a good idea. But he's not.
Also, he has virtually no orbiters. There's his mom, but she's not active online, so all accounts of her antics come directly from eyewitnesses; she's batshit, but not threadworthy. Morgaine Oger has not only put distance between himself and Yaniv, but already has his own thread. That leaves...nobody.
Once the BCHRT cases wind up, the main thread is going to slow down. Sure, Yaniv will come back with some other bit of sociopathic fuckery, but until he does, I think things will be much quieter.
So a far more useful and potentially valuable strategy, IMO, would be to create a reliable public resource that non-Kiwis dealing with, writing about, or defending clients against Jonathan "Jessica" Yaniv can turn to for information, without having to wade through the main thread.
This would make it far easier for any normies who have just heard about him to get up to speed. It would also serve as a resource for members of the press who are, or will eventually be, writing stories about him, or for any attorneys who might end up facing him in another HRT or an actual courtroom. And if he ever fucks up hard enough to become the subject of a criminal investigation, our having everything organized and readable, in one place, could help to get his fat ass off the streets (
at least for a little while, given that it's Canuckistan).This guy is a predator, so it's important that the facts about him, and materials that serve as evidence of his degeneracy, are readily available to anybody who googles him, without their having to wade through all the a-logging, wild speculation, and repetitive shitposting on his thread.
Thus, I recommend concentrating efforts on keeping the OP and a lolcow wiki page as complete and up-to-date as possible, rather than starting a subforum.
