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@corkiejp.github.ioOct 11, 2026, 9:12 PM

Thanks to @chrise.wsocial.eu for the inspiration. Created feed from the 'W Users' and other lists that displays the following hashtags:-
#wsocial
#wsocialfacts
#wedonthavetimeFORDRAMA

Some other hashtags like #wsocialart are getting included (fine tune req)!

Note:- Feed takes time to populate

@corkiejp.github.ioOct 11, 2026, 7:59 PM

#WsocialFacts #WeDontHaveTimeFORDRAMA

A set of replies clarifying about what personal data is shared and the fact user's gave consent on signup for use of that data. << Consent means #wsocial is not doxing by having these records on the client or AT Protocol platform.

@corkiejp.github.ioOct 11, 2026, 7:50 PM

Just click on them and you will be shown a feed of them?

#WeDontHaveTimeFORDRAMA <<< just an example.

Click on all or by the users?

They can also be used in skyfeed.app to create a feed for yourself?

@corkiejp.github.ioOct 10, 2026, 11:37 PM

Doxing relies on compiling scattered data into one profile. When decentralized networks expose verification tokens in public fields, scrapers lower the barrier for bad actors to map real identities to personas en masse. Structure matters. #WsocialFacts #WeDontHaveTimeFORDRAMA

@corkiejp.github.ioOct 10, 2026, 11:37 PM

Is scraping ATProto data doxing? Yes, in effect. Even if some of us choose to be public, centralizing legal names and birth years into a searchable directory strips away anonymity from those who opted to stay private. Weaponized aggregation is still a dox. #WsocialFacts #WeDontHaveTimeFORDRAMA

@corkiejp.github.ioOct 10, 2026, 11:10 PM

#WsocialFacts #WeDontHaveTimeFORDRAMA

Examples or Analogies:

To illustrate the concept, consider the following example:

Examples or Analogies: To illustrate the concept, consider the following example: Imagine you're at a party, and someone shares your personal details with the whole group without your permission. That would be considered doxing. Now, imagine the same person asks you if they can share your contact information with the group, and you explicitly agree. In this case, the person has obtained your consent, and sharing your information is no longer doxing. In summary, the statement highlights the importance of obtaining explicit consent from users for data sharing. By prioritizing user consent, platforms can respect user privacy, reduce the risk of doxing, and increase trust among users.
@corkiejp.github.ioOct 10, 2026, 11:10 PM

#WsocialFacts #WeDontHaveTimeFORDRAMA

Addressing Potential Questions:

Addressing Potential Questions: What if I unknowingly share my data? If you unknowingly share your data, it's still considered doxing, as you did not provide explicit consent. Be cautious when sharing personal information online and always review terms and conditions. Can't platforms just obtain blanket consent? No, blanket consent is not acceptable. Platforms must obtain explicit consent for specific data sharing practices, ensuring that users understand what information is being shared and why. How can I protect myself from doxing? Be mindful of the information you share online, use strong passwords, and keep your personal data up-to-date. Also, be cautious when sharing sensitive information, and always review terms and conditions.
@corkiejp.github.ioOct 10, 2026, 11:10 PM

#WsocialFacts #WeDontHaveTimeFORDRAMA

Let us explore what is #doxing? Will we?

"A platform that has consent from the users for the data is not doxing!"

The statement "A platform that has consent from the users for the data is not doxing!" highlights the importance of consent in data sharing. By obtaining explicit consent from users, platforms can ensure that they are respecting users' privacy and adhering to data protection regulations. This approach also helps to prevent doxing and related issues, such as online harassment and identity theft. The implications of this statement are significant: Respect for user privacy: By obtaining consent, platforms demonstrate their commitment to respecting user privacy and adhering to data protection regulations. Reduced risk of doxing: Platforms that obtain consent reduce the risk of doxing and related issues, protecting users from online harassment and identity theft. Increased trust: When platforms prioritize user consent, users are more likely to trust the platform and engage with its services.
@corkiejp.github.ioOct 10, 2026, 1:11 PM

#WeDontHaveTimeFORDRAMA << Your endorsement lends validity to it, and I appreciate your use of it. 😇

When other people start using a hashtag you created, it means your idea or phrase is gaining traction and turning into a shared community conversation. What It Means for You and Your Hashtag • Organic Reach and Visibility: Your content and name are pushed out to a much larger audience than just your direct followers, as the hashtag acts as a public filing system. • Community Building: It signals that people relate to your topic, event, product, or inside joke, effectively forming a small community or movement around your tag. • User-Generated Content (UGC): If it is a branded or campaign hashtag, seeing others adopt it means customers or fans are actively participating and creating content for you. • Loss of Total Control: Once a hashtag goes public, you cannot control how others use it. It might get co-opted, turned into a meme, or used in ways you did not originally intend.
@corkiejp.github.ioOct 10, 2026, 12:00 PM

"Funniest thing ever: a platform doxes its users while its admin hides behind an anonymous handle"

A platform that has consent from the users for the data is not doxing! @wdonthavetime.selfhosted.social which didn't get consent for that data is guilty of it. #WeDontHaveTimeFORDRAMA #WsocialFacts

@palle.eurosky.socialOct 9, 2026, 8:37 PM

Funniest shit ever: a platform doxxes its users while its admin hides behind an anonymous handle... then asks, “Who are you?” I never imagined a PR fail this perfectly self-inflicted.

#Wsocial #WsocialFacts #Widentity #wned #WeDontHaveTimeFORDRAMA

@corkiejp.github.ioOct 9, 2026, 7:39 PM

4/4 Before you let the anti-W crowd manipulate you into panicking, remember: if you choose to publish a profile on an open network, that profile data is visible on the network. Don't mistake architecture for a vulnerability. 🧵 #WeDontHaveTimeFORDRAMA

@corkiejp.github.ioOct 9, 2026, 6:57 PM

#WsocialFacts #WeDontHaveTimeFORDRAMA
More baseless accusations from the anti-W crowd trying to manipulate you. The AT Protocol is public by design. Profiles and verification markers are open info users explicitly choose to share. This isn't a leak or a breach.