The point is not whether your own information was exposed voluntarily. The issue is the broader principle around personal information. You criticize doxxing and involving families when it is done to you, but your own descriptions include involving other people's information and relationships during conflicts. If exposing personal information is considered harmful, that standard should apply consistently regardless of who does it or why.
The original situation does not automatically justify every response afterward. The issue is the pattern of how conflicts are framed and handled.
Oh really ? And who did I dox ?
Didn't say you "dox." I said you throw out other people's personal information.
Okay.
Who's personal information did I throw out ?
