Fanbases that haven’t posted anything about problematic accounts within their own fandom (akgaes) also don’t share anything to help report sasaengs accounts that follow the members at airports or show up at private events. What’s worse is that they only encourage reporting when the other akgaes are targeting the member, but stay silent when it comes to akgaes of the member they support. These are serious issues, yet they choose not to use their platforms to address them or raise awareness consistently. If you truly cared about the idols’ well-being, they would speak up about all of it not just when it’s convenient. Fanbases and reporting accounts are showing a clear bias in the information they share. They stay silent about sasaengs and problematic accounts within their own circle (akgaes), yet are quick to call out akgaes from others. We are NOT against reporting, it’s necessary. But it should be applied equally to everyone, not just selectively toward one group. Reporting shouldn’t be selective. If the goal is a healthier environment, the same energy should be applied regardless of where the issue comes from. Most of the fanbases mentioned below are following sasaeng accounts and have reposted their photos and videos, fully aware. These are accounts that should not be engaged with, as they invade the idols’ privacy by following them everywhere, outside of schedules, in private moments, and even in restricted areas. This kind of behavior only encourages and normalizes serious boundary violations. This type of behavior is supported by large fanbases. @HHJCentral @LKglobal_ @LEEKNOW_INTL @I_Nglobal @BangChanGlobal @LKREPORT_ @felixpopbase @REPORTHHJ @Hyunjin_Report @FelixProtection @HANJI_PROTECT @LKprotect @hanjicentral @report4flx @FLX_INTL @HHJNation @BANGCHAN_INTL @YJIN_INTL @BangChanEmp_ @BangChanDiv @Chan_Protection @KSMCentral_ @ChangbinGlobal @0922NATION @IN_Protectors @Protection4KSM @HyunjinVir @I_NNATION @hhjpopbase @FLXCentral
