Having discovered and summarized the gross negligence with which Fanime board handles sensitive information, would you be inclined to staff or even attend an event where their staff's personal data is treated with such disregard? #FailedByFanime

Another document publicly shared by Fanime's board member is a comprehensive staff roster spanning 2012-2019 & includes personal info like birthdates (day, month, year), city/state of residence, division & department of that year to the associated badge ID #FailedByFanime

We have discovered another evidence of the boards of FanimeCon failing to protect its staff from the publicly shared documents they (likely inadvertently though it still is available and accessible...still) made public. #FailedByFanime

Given the discovery of the currently ongoing lawsuit between FanimeCon’s non-profit organization and its (then) CFO embezzling ~$656,000, about 90.7% of the revenue that should have been used for FanimeCon 2020 (but postponed & should had been refunded/deferred). #FailedByFanime

The following discoveries from public data (that we believe should never been public in the first place… but it's there) that we will be posting will be another key metric related to the ongoing lawsuit with FanimeCon’s non-profit organization and its (then) CFO. #FailedByFanime

During our research on Fanime as to the claims #FailedByFanime has made; we discovered that one of its board members has publicly opened some CSV data of its attendee count as well as some sensitive information (that likely should not been publicly shared) for years.