>Feedback is welcome.
well since youre asking
>There are no private posts. Assume all posts made are instantly archived by a third-party.
>Don't post things online that you wouldn't want to have saved forever on a web archiving service.
jesus, what kind of retarded zoomers do you take ppl here for
are the pirate girls really that fucking dense?
yea ok, i read the thread and lmao they have no fucking clue how http works or what javascript is
but if you think they need basic common sense spelled out for them, then its already over
a little privacy page isnt gonna save them
>Be aware of what information in your posts may reveal about you. Using or reusing pseudonyms, posting media you've posted elsewhere, or including details about where you live and work could be used to identify you. Minor details, such as habitual post times and dialects (e.g., American English spelling, local slang, or grammatical quirks) could also be exploited to deanonymize and target you.
extremely schizophrenic paragraph and i can empirically prove it
i have been posting as jeff for the past 3 years
i have had one raving schizo consistently send me death threats for several months (just bc i stole his e-gf) and at least 3 dudes fall into obsessive love with me
zero of them managed to even figure out which country im from
granted, they were all very stupid, and motivation alone isnt enough to do detective work, you also need iq points above the average room temperature of alaska
and you have seen the caliber of my jeffposts, i really dont hold back on the juicy deets when im oversharing my deranged thoughts with strangers online
i do maintain a certain level of caution, like im not posting my ssn online or anything, but not to any pathological level, holy shit
you need to be extremely, and i mean **exceptionally* braindead to accidentally doxx yourself
like, if you manage to pull it off, you kinda deserve it ngl
>metadata (Exif data) is stripped from uploaded images
oh yea, i remember that the sha256 digest of some images wont match the one in the json
was it bc the digest is calculated before the exif is stripped?
i cant believe you would break your database like that just to protect glue eaters
database? more like datacringe amirite