Babylon Bee Considers Legal Action Against SPLC for Doxxing Writers

The Southern Poverty Law Center published identities of Not the Bee contributors, citing protection of trans and genderqueer individuals.

The Babylon Bee is exploring legal options after the SPLC revealed the identities of anonymous contributors to its partner site, Not the Bee.
SPLC accessed publicly viewable source code to obtain personal details of writers, including names and contact information.
The SPLC justified its actions by claiming the content from Not the Bee writers dehumanizes marginalized groups.
Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon criticized SPLC as a 'smear factory' and accused them of attempting to censor speech.
The SPLC has previously faced criticism and legal challenges for labeling groups and individuals as extremists.