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Host Psyche discusses moderation policies and community safety concerns, focusing on doxxing and protecting personal information in online spaces. He shares his personal experience with visiting a public place like Starbucks and how it relates to online moderation.
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Browse era →Um, I did not I did not have my mods do that. My mods might have done that because I say no doxing and stuff like that that it's no secret where the Starbucks is there Starbucks. Do you know exactly what Starbucks it is? There's there's one one mile up the road, one mile down the road. Do you know which one it is exactly? You find out I don't care. You're going to be the Starbucks waiting for me. I' I've go there every day. I've been fine. I've
never had anybody say my name and like try to like I don't know, guys. You know, it's really it's really not concerning to me, right? You know what? You know, I go to Starbucks. I'm not saying, "Oh, you're I'm going to a secret coffee shop and I'm hiding the cup and stuff like that. I'm show you I go to Starbucks, right? But there's a lot of Starbucks." And so you're going to you're going to coordinate when I go to Starbucks and you're going to sit there. What are you going to sit there with the machine gun and and gun me down
and stuff like that? And like I'm scared it's right across the street from the police department. I'll tell you that much. Oh guys, I love everybody that's a mod though. I love my mods and I love my members. I love my donators, the people that supported me from the beginning. I have over 70 members now, almost 80 members,
I think. I've been I've been uh monetized for a couple weeks. Not too bad.
Yeah. Yeah. And what you know, I get my mods my mods are allowed to do that, right? Yeah. Don't want to sign up for 60
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