YanchaOkami
Citizen of Zooville
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That's for sure. They are identifiable and most furs which have a "zoofur" fursuit are not using this aside in "zoo" meetings or activities.
They usually use another separated fursuit with fursona for "non-zoo" communities, as example. Strictly separated. It's absolutely not recommended to go with one costume into both sorts of social circles, this could (probably would) end with injuries and attacks, police raids or worse.
If there's something identifiable posted here, as example - I am very sure all the lovely anti-zoos and "animal protection organization members" (hello there!) collect those information. I as well know that there are blacklists existing and more-or-less open discussions about zoophile (or just "maybe") furries as example. Same goes for "non-furries", they're as well blacklisted if identifiable due to some insecure handling of personal data.
I'm with separate "personas" in varying activity circles, as such it's not hard to see how much time and effort some of those people invest into "outing" or ruining the life of zoophiles. ?
Know your enemy.. basically.
Hello my good @ShanoirII , long not seen!
How are you, how are your companions? Hopefully all is fine!
.. fur suits are very identifiable, and generally not recommended to post, unless it is an all private suit.
That's for sure. They are identifiable and most furs which have a "zoofur" fursuit are not using this aside in "zoo" meetings or activities.
They usually use another separated fursuit with fursona for "non-zoo" communities, as example. Strictly separated. It's absolutely not recommended to go with one costume into both sorts of social circles, this could (probably would) end with injuries and attacks, police raids or worse.
If there's something identifiable posted here, as example - I am very sure all the lovely anti-zoos and "animal protection organization members" (hello there!) collect those information. I as well know that there are blacklists existing and more-or-less open discussions about zoophile (or just "maybe") furries as example. Same goes for "non-furries", they're as well blacklisted if identifiable due to some insecure handling of personal data.
I'm with separate "personas" in varying activity circles, as such it's not hard to see how much time and effort some of those people invest into "outing" or ruining the life of zoophiles. ?

Hello my good @ShanoirII , long not seen!
