I watched a film about cyberstalking ("Ratter"), and I couldn't help but find myself thinking about how easy that would be, how much fun that would be, and how I'd never make any of the mistakes that made them aware it was going on.

All I'm missing is somebody I'm interested about enough to stalk, but not interested enough in to be able to cross that particular ethical boundary.

Any volunteers?

(I accept I may have missed the point of the film, and that I was probably supposed to empathise with the victim).

Yep, I think you may have missed the point.

BouldRake wrote: I watched a film about cyberstalking ("Ratter"), and I couldn't help but find myself thinking about how easy that would be, how much fun that would be, and how I'd never make any of the mistakes that made them aware it was going on.

All I'm missing is somebody I'm interested about enough to stalk, but not interested enough in to be able to cross that particular ethical boundary.

Any volunteers?

(I accept I may have missed the point of the film, and that I was probably supposed to empathise with the victim).

I think you missed the point of the film. also if someone volunteered then it would be no fun cause they would know you were doing it.

I volunteer do you accept roman denari checks ?

I thought it's a documentary.

I was hoping to get a bunch of CVs, and then I'd pick one of you to stalk, but not tell you who it was, until I'd compiled enough footage from your compromised electronic devices to publish a film about you, and then we'd share the profits. 90/10 in my favour, obviously.

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