This video has inspired me to potentially seek a job that combats this type of vile activity online; This world will never cease to have scum such as those people participating in those rings, so anything I can do to help combat it and take those people down is something I will look further into.,(reply>), @Kokoro Chacarero Gosh, it may seem like common sense, but I had never expected such surreal sounding advice; I have the fortunate ability to speak Spanish fluently, and that comes lucky in a world where I assume a lot of atrocities occur in many Spanish-speaking environments, especially online ones. As much as I want to think I can handle the mental toll, your reply will help me consider. I'll be looking into potentially using my skills as a part of a task force that combats online predatory behavior; It sickens me to the core knowing lots of this so far is unnoticed, but its a battle one with time and effort. Thank you.,(reply>), I might have some advice for you, should you commit to it<br><br>If english is your first language: pick up a second one. Spanish, portuguese, russian, bahasa indonesia, malay. Anything widely spoken throughout the 3d world. And network with native speakers in the field, if possible<br><br>Moderation of non-english content is severely lagging behind, mainly due to the language barrier and a lack of incentives for companies to invest in the necesary resources to wage what might be an endless war<br><br>If english is your second language, then you should focus on investigating content under your first language's sphere.<br><br>But heed this warning. It might get to you<br>At some point, you'll need to start thinking like the criminals and try to predict and theorize what sort of coded language they might use next. That would involve engaging in the behavior yourself, and getting exposed to things you didn't even know you were signing up for