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Hopevoats ago

I've been giving this a lot of thought, and hoping for someone with the experience and skills to step up.

The way it is going is the best that the perpetrators could hope for. So disjointed and polluted that it's little more than a crazy game of "Whack-a-mole"!

We need to work like them. Compartmentalize the research and put teams competing against each other, independently.

This would mean that the leads need to be distributed secretly, in order to allow the teams to dig deep before the targets can cover their tracks. For every business who gets caught with a pedophile logo, how many get wind and take theirs down?

We also need a contact management software to easily collect all info and links between these people.

I know that it goes against the whole philosophy of the transparent investigation, but I think we could be ruining it, the way this is going.

Warnos44 ago

I, too, have been concerned about the covering of tracks. Any time we start investigating, it's going to happen. As big as this is in the media, there has to be multiple people watching this to help convey who's under scrutiny. I have no idea how we could limit this beyond vetting people who were involved in pizzagate before it became out in the open and actually provided helpful research, and then only do video chats, nothing typed out for net searches to talk about the game plan. But this would drastically limit the scope of everyone pitching in to help.

Hopevoats ago

I know. It's truly a catch 22!