That&#x27;s a valid temporary workaround to an institutional problem. And of course, someone with family in a dire situation needs just that, not to be a martyr for whatever is &quot;right&quot;. But generally speaking, I wonder what solutions rather than workarounds would be, or at least small steps towards them. In the end, I see no reason to believe that exploitation doesn&#x27;t just waste a whole lot of resources and time, while also utterly destroying untold amounts of human dignity; and the more people put up with it, the harder it gets for those who resist.<p>This is not intended as a slight against your or anyone&#x27;s advice here, seriously. But I chose my nick for a reason, and when I read things like scrubbing one&#x27;s online presence from anything that suggests the sun doesn&#x27;t shine out of one&#x27;s butt 24&#x2F;7, the hair on the back of my neck does stand up a little bit. The idea most people involved in such... theatre?... might actually be a great person &quot;privately&quot;, but just feel forced to &quot;play the game&quot;, makes this even more unsettling. If nobody feels responsible for causing it, who will fix it? The people who suffer a lot from it are too busy suffering or even dying, the overlap between finding this unbearable and having the means to fight it seems rather small.. sorry for ranting, but I guess with so much solid advice already given I thought I might as well :)