I don't see an issue with the post either. Actually I am thankful because I don't know that I would ever have known about him otherwise. It looks like he is well aware of his reputation and already changes his phone number, email, ect. on a regular basis. I don't see what further harm this post could do.

Though I had heard of this guy, I was unaware of how much of a reputation he had until I looked him up.

This is why all sex work needs to be decriminalized. This guy should have been in prison looooooong ago. And his dick cut off.

Knowing this now, I see this thread as less of a risk. Assuming, of course, he is aware that he's on watch.

I think that is the greater point of the thread. We are not outting anyone. The fact that he has been a known violent criminal for over 5 years and nothing is getting done is appalling.

This isn't some socially awkward client who doesn't understand boundaries (we should warn each other about those, but not publicly shame them), this is a seriously violent criminal.

Of course, but that's wasn't my point. It was that when we discuss dangerous people publicly, we risk making them aware they are on watch. We also risk the safety of anyone who posts or comments on threads like this.

People who are violent are more likely to retaliate. They are also more likely to be psychopaths. So, if Domme Jane says, "Hey, everybody, this guy is a rapist." He may read that, feel angry, and go after Domme Jane, and possibly every other Domme who comments. And if any of those Dommes had seen that guy, they are especially at risk as he may know their location, etc.

This is why I strongly encourage private discussions.

The good thing that can come from this? (Aside from Dommes being made aware, of course) Clients will get a better idea of the reality we face every time we session with someone.

I would normally agree with you 100% -- however this guy is too vicious and too prolific for us to keep his info to backchannels where many workers are likely to miss it. He always books outcalls, so at least he doesn't know anyone's location.

I do think it's worth reminding my fellow dommes that if he contacts you should just tell him you're unavailable and then wait a little while before you post about him publicly.

As much as we don't like to invoke police, if the name and phone number of this guy are known, isn't this the exception that would confirm the rule?

I wanted to keep this active. I just saw this on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/MissVLindelle/status/1180951493182025729