Discussion Is there a list of SaSu members who have successfully CTB ?

[zdeweilx]

Like a hall of fame or something

 

[VoidButterfly]

Nope, and there's so many great reasons to not. For two immediate points, journalists would jump at it and it'd be taken as encouragement by some.

 

[zdeweilx]

Nope, and there's so many great reasons to not. For two immediate points, journalists would jump at it and it'd be taken as encouragement by some.

Ah, ok

 

[darkandtwisty]

There is a list I saw a while back of suspected successful attempts. I don't know if anyone is still keeping it up to date or not. But I will say, it was sad to see the names of beautiful lost souls gone too soon.

 

[BlueberryDeer]

Even if they exist, I think a few points with that :
1. Privacy, because let's suppose that a second member confirmed that X member actually ctb (By any method), so this could be a legal problem for not calling the authorities or inform anything about the procedure ;
2. It could be a civil tort problem, since let's suppose that we announce that X member passed away, then the authorities could make the connection between the announcement and the real suicide case, and fuel any civil lawsuit initiated by the family or even the prosecutor's office of the local country ;
3. I insist that any suicide should be a private, personal act and even if we follow someone on the process (Ex. Via Discord or something), I think that that person deserves privacy and not announce at this forum that the CTB was successful, even if the original person requested or authorized to do so.

 

[Delil]

I few of the big names might be known, I think a few of them have even been connected to the IRL cases, but for the most part no this would be a bad idea for all the logic those above have said.

 

[suicidesergal]

Like a hall of fame or something

Hall of fame?

Why the fuck would it be something to celebrate?