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Of course, this only works if their real name is genuine and not a clever decoy.
Of course, this only works if their real name is genuine and not a clever decoy.


Doing this to a tranny is called ‘Deadnaming’, and it’s a quite effective spell.
Doing this to a [[tranny]] is called ‘Deadnaming’, and it’s a quite effective spell.
==Naming Laws==
==Naming Laws==
{{Main|Wikipedia:Naming law}}
{{Main|Wikipedia:Naming law}}

Revision as of 04:17, 20 January 2023

This guy's IRL name already is a powerword.
This guy's too
HA HA HA, OH WOW

The Powerword: Real Name is one of the most powerful spells in an internet wizard's arsenal. Most people believe that the relative anonymity of the net allows them to indulge their most perverted and unacceptable desires without consequence. However, since these same people are not elite hackers who have taken Computer Science III, they don't realize how easy it is for a highly motivated team of Hackers on Steroids, like for instance Anonymous, GNAA or Bantown, to track down their dox and reveal all to the world.

Revealing to your victim that you know their Powerword: Real Name will cause them to panic, as they suddenly confront the possibility that their Furaffinity posts or the Eagle-Fox hybrid voraphile porn on their DeviantART account could be seen by potential employers. Their typical reaction will be to DELETE FUCKING EVERYTHING - fortunately, most good trolls take screenshots.

Compare for dramatic effect:

using their handle
Wow, SexySherilyn17F, you certainly are fucked up.
to using their real name
Wow, Tony Sidaway, you certainly are fucked up.

The name is fashioned after D&D, where several high-level magic-user spells are called "Power Words" because they cause a given effect with just a single word (power word kill being the most 1337.)

According to the secret policy document owned by LJ Abuse, but not the actual LJ TOS, using a person's real name on LJ is a suspendable offense.

Of course, this only works if their real name is genuine and not a clever decoy.

Doing this to a tranny is called ‘Deadnaming’, and it’s a quite effective spell.

Naming Laws

Moar info: Wikipedia:Naming law.

People aren't allowed to be named shit like "Truth", "God", "xXLeGiTqUiCkSCOPEzzXx", etc. However, the United States has lax naming laws so people can name their kids "Pinkie Pie", "Hitler" (although the unlulzy government will take your kid away), "Megatron", etc; God bless America.

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