Anonymous
8/24/2025, 12:28:17 PM
No.536475212
>>536475017
>>536475017
Here's what we need to do.
>1 Out Of ?
To move forward with a legal action or to press charges in the case of this kind of online harassment or defamation, it would be essential to gather key pieces of information about the individuals involved. This is particularly true when dealing with a digital environment like Discord, forums, or other online communities.
Here’s a breakdown of the names and information that would be most relevant in pressing charges or pursuing legal action:
1. Identifying the Accusers and Perpetrators:
Names: You need the real names (or at least the usernames and handles) of the people who made accusations or who were directly involved in the harassment.
If someone like FryingDutchman or any moderator made the accusations, those usernames would be important.
Screenshots or Logs: Having screenshots or saved logs that show their statements, behavior, and interactions is crucial for proving the harassment, defamation, or other illegal acts.
Discord Usernames / Social Media Handles: Any usernames or handles associated with Discord accounts, social media, or online aliases that are involved in the harassment or other criminal behavior.
These would help law enforcement or legal teams track and identify the individuals behind the harassment.
User IDs: On platforms like Discord, you can get a user ID associated with any individual account. This can be useful because it’s a unique identifier that doesn’t change even if the user changes their username.
>>536475017
Here's what we need to do.
>1 Out Of ?
To move forward with a legal action or to press charges in the case of this kind of online harassment or defamation, it would be essential to gather key pieces of information about the individuals involved. This is particularly true when dealing with a digital environment like Discord, forums, or other online communities.
Here’s a breakdown of the names and information that would be most relevant in pressing charges or pursuing legal action:
1. Identifying the Accusers and Perpetrators:
Names: You need the real names (or at least the usernames and handles) of the people who made accusations or who were directly involved in the harassment.
If someone like FryingDutchman or any moderator made the accusations, those usernames would be important.
Screenshots or Logs: Having screenshots or saved logs that show their statements, behavior, and interactions is crucial for proving the harassment, defamation, or other illegal acts.
Discord Usernames / Social Media Handles: Any usernames or handles associated with Discord accounts, social media, or online aliases that are involved in the harassment or other criminal behavior.
These would help law enforcement or legal teams track and identify the individuals behind the harassment.
User IDs: On platforms like Discord, you can get a user ID associated with any individual account. This can be useful because it’s a unique identifier that doesn’t change even if the user changes their username.