Windowtothewall
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I am not part of this Twitter-verse being talked about here. Twitter and blogs are also read by people not on Twitter. Found this site because i googled her blog to see if the address had changed. I commented because I was genuinely horrified that a blogger who featured in Metro (where I first heard of her), and is on podcasts could post so much incriminating information about her colleague and others. Anonymous blogging about others carries a responsibility to ensure your own anonymity, and posting photos in lingerie with your face and very distinctive hair visible is not being anonymous!! In the Metro article she even writes that she worries about the screenshots she shares, and the invasion of privacy. But then she has gone on to do it on Twitter, where she is trying to increase her follower count, which means even more people are seeing it than just on a blog.
There are plenty of people who know who Lucy is based on her sharing those photos. Also the London dating app pool is small particularly if you're in a certain age bracket - so I have some friends who have come across her app profile as well.
It has baffled me why there was so much sharing of the YC story and others on Twitter. Especially when she is so successful at her day job and has a good following on her professional account - so she doesn't need the attention from strangers. She comes across really personable and lovely on her work blog, so the contrast with this alter ego is confusing. I assume the anonymous profile is the more honest one. I think the trouble started when she tried to merge an anonymous dating profile account with her real life - there was too much information on there, in public, to maintain anonymity.
There are plenty of people who know who Lucy is based on her sharing those photos. Also the London dating app pool is small particularly if you're in a certain age bracket - so I have some friends who have come across her app profile as well.
It has baffled me why there was so much sharing of the YC story and others on Twitter. Especially when she is so successful at her day job and has a good following on her professional account - so she doesn't need the attention from strangers. She comes across really personable and lovely on her work blog, so the contrast with this alter ego is confusing. I assume the anonymous profile is the more honest one. I think the trouble started when she tried to merge an anonymous dating profile account with her real life - there was too much information on there, in public, to maintain anonymity.