Kiwi Farms

Lorin O'Landry said:

CloudFlare received an abuse report regarding:

lolcow.wiki

Below is the report we received:

Reporter's Name: Greta Martela
Reporter's Email Address: greta@translifeline.org
Reporter's Title: Executive Director
Reporter's Company Name: Trans Lifeline
Reporter's Telephone Number: 4159366312
Reporter's Address: US
Reported URLs:
https://lolcow.wiki/wiki/Isabel_Rosa_Araujo
Logs or Evidence of Abuse: I don't have any logs.
Comments: This site exists to aid in the stalking and harassment of transgender women. There are incidences of the members of this site trying to drive the subjects to suicide. There has been illegal activity such and the planning of doxxing operations.


We have provided the name of your hosting provider to the reporter. Additionally, we have forwarded this report to your hosting provider as well.

Regards,

CloudFlare Abuse

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“For years before I transitioned I played computer role playing games with female characters. One game in particular, Icewind Dale, allowed me to create six female characters that would work together. The game is set in a quasi-Scandanavian setting and my family on my father’s side is from Finland. I gave all of my characters appropriate names for Scandinavia: Dagmar, Marta, Tuulikki. I knew that there was a name that I used in one of my many saved games that would be perfect for me. I eventually found the saved file and opened it up in a text editor to find the missing name. GRETA!

For hundreds of years my families gave the name Gustav to all of the male children. My grandfather was the first to break with tradition, giving my father the middle name Herbert, his first name. When my son was born, I revived the tradition, giving him the middle name Gustav. When choosing my middle name, I went with Gustava, the feminine form of Gustav, the middle name I felt that I should have had.

My grandfather passed down folklore about our surname. The story goes that during one of the many times that Sweden was occupying the area that is now Finland, many Finnish families changed their last names to be more Swedish. My grandfather told us that the families ‘real’ surname was Martela, which meant ‘of the forest.’

Before deciding to adopt this surname I did a Google search on Greta Martela. The only hit I got was on an immigration record from the late 1800s of a Finnish woman emigrating to the United States. That sealed the deal for me.”

—Greta Martela

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Melkor said:

So... thread worthy or no?

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Null said:

Attached are operator training materials.

Google Drive links:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1H6gTiarTCjDl-nD9YaSPOvrscxIvceL6V6ylLuIK_RA/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1xQQdD_XzHfQtZ6HZQWsHxdgXqukBlnnn6C4oJFdYBTo/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nA5qqv4I2TZTlPFOiH3NAenfMuLomrfNDr9Z8YdOq9E/edit?usp=sharing

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