Context: Kevin Collier's Buzzfeed piece about conferences banning Draper due to his habit of persuading young (teenaged) attendees to participate in private "exercises" that are clearly tantamount to sexual molestation:
https://www.buzzfeed.com/kevincollier/hacker-hero-is-said-to...
A lot of people from my "generation" of hacker-scene hackers are commenting on Facebook about how they warned people back then what Draper was about. Which, they did. But mostly, Draper's proclivities were a joke to us.
I don't blame us too much. We were 18-19 years old and it was the mid-late 1990s.
But I'd sort of want to remind, um, us? that there are a bunch of other people with comparable reputations. I don't think they're my stories to tell (or, in my case, I guess my rumors to spread). But there are a lot of missing stairs in this field, not just that one.
Probably best to remove the tracking stuff in this case.