There are generally different standards for doxxing famous and non-famous people. By the time that was written, every potential employer on the planet, the Sentinelese natives, and several extraterrestrial civilisations knew who Zoe Quinn was, so there wasn't much additional potential harm in pointing and saying "hey, look, Zoe Quinn, guys" (beyond, like, that big game-theoretic coordination problem where *everyone* posts their stale gamergate takes and it adds up to a mess).
The haste with which one signal-boosts should be correlated to the number of people the boost helps.
Ozy could do a lot of good in their community by getting rid of a predator who targets the young, vulnerable, and housing-insecure. Considering the internet's role in rationalist dating, a post is arguably the *most* helpful thing they could do.
The Zoe post, meanwhile, isn't of much material use to anyone. And, if you think it was meant to be a serious spotlight on emotional abuse or female-on-male abuse, stroll on over to the unmoderated comments, where Eron's experience is questioned and dismissed.
Further, Brent Dill’s Google results already include a discussion of
his abusiveness. Unfortunately, the discussion is of a sort that, I’m
afraid, Brent could easily twist to support his own narrative of
persecution.
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THAT’S THIS. THAT’S US.
Downvoted for lack of sneer.