Publishing certain sensitive or controversial information online may trigger centralized cyber attacks on others (such as human flesh search, cyber violence, etc.). The following are some common types, which require special attention： --- ### 1. **Personal privacy information** -**Specific performance**: Disclose undisclosed personal information such as the real name, address, ID number, contact information, family relationship, etc. of others. -**Risk**: It may directly cause the victim to be searched for, harassed, or offline security is threatened. ### 2. **Unverified allegations or rumors** -**Specific performance**: Spreading unproven negative information (such as fraud, cheating, corruption, etc.), especially offensive content with subjective emotions. -**Risk**: Even if the information is untrue, it may cause group anger and lead to verbal abuse or retaliation against the parties concerned. ### 3. **Views on sensitive social issues** -**Specific manifestations**: Extreme or inflammatory remarks on topics such as gender antagonism, regional discrimination, racial conflicts, and political positions. -**Risk**: It is easy to cause a siege by opposing groups, and even affect the relatives, friends or related parties of the parties concerned. ### 4. **Controversial moral judgment** -**Specific performance**: Conduct moral judgments on the actions of others (such as labeled accusations of “unfilial”, “unpatriotic”, “junior three”, etc.), and call for collective condemnation. -**Risk**: It may trigger excessive attacks driven by netizens' “sense of justice”, beyond the scope of reasonable criticism. ### 5. **Maliciously tampered with or misleading content** -**Specific performance**: Screenshots taken out of context, fake chat records, pictures/videos that move flowers and connect posts, deliberately guide negative interpretations. -**Risk**: It can easily spread and be misinformed, leading to misunderstandings and attacks on the parties concerned. ### 6. **Inflammatory calls or collective actions** -**Specific performance**: Publicly encourage others to report or complain to specific people or institutions (such as “Report XX on the whole network" and "Destroy Ta's account"”. -**Risk**: It may cause organized cyber violence and even violate the law. --- ###**How to avoid becoming a promoter of online violence? ** -**Verify information**: Confirm the authenticity and context of the content before forwarding. -**Protect privacy**: Do not participate in the dissemination of other people's private information (even if the parties are in dispute). -**Rational expression**: Keep calm about controversial incidents and avoid emotional attacks. -**Report illegal content**: When encountering human flesh search, slander, etc., deal with it through the platform or legal channels. Cyber violence can cause serious psychological harm and even tragic consequences to victims. Maintaining a sense of responsibility and empathy in information dissemination is the basis for maintaining a healthy network environment.