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"And how exactly," I hear you asking, "would you know what the online pedo community is chatting about, you fucking creep?"

Okay, fair question.

Unfortunately, as anyone who has seen my iceberg chart has undoubtedly realized, many of the most highly-suppressed books are ones written by pedophiles (or, I suppose, "MAP"s, as they've taken to calling themselves in recent years). I have begun to refer to this literary genre collectively as "Pedοshit."

Now, in order to actually find, document, and report on these Pedοshit writings, I knew that I would have to make some contacts in the shadier parts of the internet. So I began to covertly infiltrate the hidden realm of these pedo communities. First I found several SFW communities and support groups that had good oversight, so I could be reasonably confident they wouldn't get into any sort of legally questionable territory.

Then, I had to blend in, using all of my cunning and stealth:

But somehow they kept seeing through my ingenious disguise.

So instead I decided to keep a low profile. I would just lurk, gather information, and once I identified someone who might be able to help me out, I would reach out to them privately instead.

This tactic worked unexpectedly well, and I've managed to acquire quite a collection of exceedingly rare Pedoshit writing that does not appear to be hosted publicly anywhere online. I realize now that I say that out loud that this a rather dubious distinction at best. 💀

In any case, this has given me a rare first-hand look inside these communities, and I have some potentially interesting info to report.

So stay tuned for my next post about this, where I will breakdown what the actual fuck this original Ask was trying to claim, and why I personally think it's stupid.