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The opposite of closerless. Iam "Furthermore, some of the things I've said clearly bother you. And that's understandable. At times that is kind of the point of saying it. But people (at least recently) have been doing the thing I described. I'm trying to determine the source of the phenomenon and I feel like actionable information is being withheld. I walked into a store the other day and someone said aloud 'that's a demotion.' Seems innocuous, correct? But that is word for word a thing I blurted out to the guy that I had initially suspected as the source of the phenomenon I'm talking about. So, for context, this guy was a former millionaire who lost everything due to drug use and I believe his background had something to do with computers. This is someone who the worst of my bad behavior in the past would have effected indirectly. So there's motive, opportunity, and know-how. Wouldn't take much to make a site. People aggregatin information online about people that are reprehensible isn't unheard of. I can actually list some examples. Charlie Zelenov (who is clearly a schizophrenic) and a guy that goes by the gamertag Low tier god. People will rip the streams of the latter (because he's a gaming streamer) and repost his worst moments for the purpose of mocking him (or he does it to himself for the purpose of generating additional revenue on his content by making additional channels). The former is a guy who challenges random people to spar and then batters them
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