Writer evacide frames story as test of how communities treat high-status predators
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In a widely shared post linking the article, evacide argued the episode is a test case for how a community responds when powerful, high-status members are accused of predatory behavior.
“In every community, there are predators. And how that community deals with high-status predators says a lot about them.”
evacideYehong Zhu Founder of app Zette, alleged rape victimAnonymous tech worker source Silicon Valley worker, contributor to the whisper-network listSecond insider source Silicon Valley insider speaking on background
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In every community, there are predators. And how that community deals with high-status predators says a lot about them. https:// nypost.com/2026/09/24/tech/sil icon-valley-sex-assault-list-with-over-100-names-circulated-warning-female-tech-workers-of-predators-to-avoid/
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Your comment implies that it is impossible (or at least so unlikely as to be not worth thinking about) for someone or someones to intentionally put an innocent person on the list.Please don't assume that.
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the tech industry seems to be functioning much like the film industry. Or like the epstein class or maybe every center of powergrabbing activity on the planet functions this way. There is a reason why what comes out of this industry is so damaging. # AI https:// nypost.com/2026/09/24/tech/sil…
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Wow, this is about cases of rape and sexual assault and yet so much hand wringing in the comments is about, maybe, a dude gets put on the list who didn't do anything.
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