Comment by [deleted] on 16/07/2015 at 21:04 UTC*

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I strongly suggest you link this to the US legal code regarding stalking and harassment.

I believe even doxing is covered under such codes, as posting dox to a public forum like reddit could be interpreted as "intent to harm" by default.

You could also incorporate the UK's legal code surrounding defamation to cover "bullying", as it tends to be the considered the strongest but has not resulted in the UK becoming an Orwellian state.

I'd also like to point out the UK has press rules regarding 'right to reply'. Any major sub posting material critical of a person or movement should be required to allow civil response in-thread as a bulwark against radicalizing echo-chambers.

The resistance and cynicism regarding "tumblrite" definitions of "criticism=bullying=harassment" would disappear pretty quickly with guidelines like this.

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