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Re:New York Times developers squabble over decision to doxx ... by cgriswald on Friday June 26, 2020 @03:40AM (#23649671)
> Several Times staffers pushed back, noting that the paper was not “doxxing” Alexander, as that term is widely used to describe situations where the goal of revealing a person’s identity is specifically to encourage harassment.

If ever there was proof that writing and reading comprehension are two different skills.

Re:New York Times developers squabble over decision to doxx ... by e8e73ieurj on Friday June 26, 2020 @10:11AM (#23652150)
Considering that we're talking about professional writers, it seems really unlikely that this argument was made with genuine sincerity rather than simply out of need for a passable defense to give their peers. "That's not even what doxxing means! You're being melodramatic!" sounds a lot better than "Who cares? It's a small blog and we're the NYT".
Re:New York Times developers squabble over decision to doxx ... by Semaphor on Friday June 26, 2020 @06:53AM (#23650601)
Especially as I always hard that term in the general, leaking someone’s information.