Facebook Coast 182 - A Case Study on Defamation Law
Facebook Coast 182:
A Case Study on Defamation Law
I am writing this because it is vital to speak out about online harassment and stalking. The impact is like throwing a rock into a pond; the ripple effect touches many lives beyond the immediate target.
The anonymous profile "Coast 182"—which has engaged in a systematic "Digital Lynch Mob"—is once again active. While Meta previously removed 30+ posts, the operator's persistence proves that platform reporting alone is insufficient.
Using Federal Court Rule 7.24(1), I am seeking to strip away the "cloak of anonymity." My application compels Meta to disclose:
- Registration Data: Actual names, physical addresses, and recovery emails.
- Activity Logs: Timestamps and IP addresses used for reactivation.
- Forensic Recovery: Access to "soft-deleted" or hidden content.
The Physiological Injury
As explored in Defending the Digital Self, digital assaults are sustained attacks on the human nervous system. For those living with PTSD, this is not just "online noise"—it is a physiological injury.
A Prayer for Healing
May those who have caused harm find understanding and a path toward healing.
May the operators discover empathy and choose to break cycles of harm.
May justice prevail, bringing resolution and protection for all who have been targeted.
Editor's Note
Due to the nature of harassment originating from this profile, comments have been disabled to protect the community.
