kjs1995

[xy² 🍳💜 (xy alt account) @lulufrenchie06]

Whoever or whichever fandom wants to create a ghost ship with the other one, go right ahead. We are more than happy to pass the baton and set our child free 😬 Thank you.

[orm kornnaphat🌈(ภีรชา พชรฐากูร แอคจริง555) @ormmormm]

หนูใกล้หายละน้า🤍

[Hush🐍✨️ @loveormormorm]

You guys overanalyse every video, song, and photo, but when Orm announces legal action, you don't seem to care and even repost content from the very anti accounts she's suing. This fandom cares more about delusions than Orm's mental well-being. Disgusting.

[kjs1995 @ysmcml02]

again

[Korn's 🍳mamiriu @mamiriucuaOrm]

When you download a video from Weibo, the uploader’s username usually appears in the top-right corner of the screen (or sometimes at the bottom), and at the end of the video their username and QR code are often displayed as well.

However, Weibo also has an international version (the white app).
If you download videos from that version, the ending watermark (username and QR code) will not appear, but the uploader’s username can still appear in the top-right corner depending on the video.

In general, every video downloaded from Weibo leaves some kind of trace of the original uploader.
There are three places you should always check: the top-right corner, the bottom of the screen, and the end of the video.

Please, I don’t know how familiar Thai/ inter fans are with Weibo or the Chinese language, but Orm has publicly listed around 10 accounts involved in the legal case.
I don’t care whether you keep notes or use any other method to remember, but you MUST remember them, and before posting any video, please check those three places carefully and compare the username with that list.

Orm’s legal battle is not something that will be over in a few days or even a couple of months. It could easily take a year or even longer.
During that entire period, those anti accounts will not stop until they are held accountable in court.

Please don’t hurt Orm again like what happened today

She needs support, not to be in the middle of a lawsuit only to see her own fans sharing videos from the very accounts she is taking legal action against

[𝗞𝗮𝗶 @lookooks]

@LingOrm_BH @LingOrmTagTrend
#LingOrm @LingOrmCH3

We would like to express our deepest disappointment toward the biggest couple base house Thailand for LingOrm

LingOrm Base House
LingOrm Tag Trend

For years, Orm has endured relentless cyberbullying. Throughout that time, we have watched the unequal treatment she received from your account—from using the wrong hashtags, mentioning only Ling, creating posters that focused only on Ling while covering Orm’s face, suddenly going inactive during Orm’s biggest events, and now this. It is truly heartbreaking to witness.

We know, and we acknowledge, that everyone paid attention to Orm Kornnaphat’s statement on Weibo. Both couple base house also made posts regarding this situation.

But are you really a couple base house?
Did you share the statement without even reading or understanding what it said? Or did you simply choose to ignore the account that Orm explicitly named because you considered it’s not Ling and your problem?

Orm herself clearly mentioned their account ID and username in her official statement for disrespect, cyberbullying, damaging her reputation, and defaming her in China, Yet you still chose to give visibility, promote and support to the very accounts Orm explicitly mentioned.

Your actions only show how little attention and concern you have for Orm. Even when she released an official legal statement, you failed to pay attention to the very accounts she identified.

As Orm fans, we have already grown exhausted from watching Orm being treated unequally by the biggest couple base house. But this goes far beyond anything we expected.

Supporting and promoting people who have openly cyberbullied Orm, people who were clearly identified in the legal action she is taking, is completely unacceptable and cannot be tolerated.

#OrmKornnaphat

[𝓚 @keinguyen93]

“Not knowing Chinese” is not the same as “being unable to identify an account.” Chinese characters may be difficult, but you don’t need to know Chinese to recognize a specific account. You don’t have to understand the meaning of every character just to remember a username. Simply remembering a few distinctive features—such as two repeated characters, numbers in the username, accounts with “ii,” “TV,” or another recognizable pattern—is often enough to tell them apart. People recognize many things through visual patterns and cues, not just by reading a language.

Even if an account changes its display name, that doesn’t mean its identity disappears. On Weibo, every account has a permanent UID , and there are still other identifying features, such as profile pictures, activity history, and other recognizable characteristics. So, “not knowing Chinese” by itself is not a sufficient reason why an account cannot be identified.

If you genuinely care about someone, then a language barrier shouldn’t be a significant obstacle when it comes to recognizing the accounts that are spreading hate or misinformation about them.

[Feerunyeah (SLOW) @feerunyeah]

If anyone is still doubting the official document released by Orm and her legal team listing the online bullies and slanderers, you are completely beyond help. Doubting actual legal evidence to defend cyberbullies is a disgraceful new low.

#OrmKornnaphat #ออมกรณ์นภัส

⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️

[Sasina 🧸 @SalAkire]

The excuses coming from the couple fans are just more damaging than helping.

Is not only once or twice they made mistakes after mistakes. Always for Orm, always she's the one affected by those "human mistakes". Why never ling? Have you ever wondered?

Hypocrites biased.

[Feerunyeah (SLOW) @feerunyeah]

It's time for Fanbases worldwide,especially TH & CN need to drop an official statement demanding everyone block the accounts Orm & her lawyer are suing. These accounts 1,000% committed crimes against her, yet u do nothing. The total lack of action makes zero sense
#OrmKornnaphat‌

[𝓚 @keinguyen93]

The pattern never changes: see it, ignore it, excuse it, then move on.

[Espranza @monoEwiniar]

@LingOrmTagTrend @ormmormm 公开你们的管理员，特别是关注诽谤账号的管理员，这样的人在你们的团队里，今后一定会持续不断的增加问题，因为你们的管理员和诽谤和造谣的团队存在紧密联系，你们在助长他们的恶意伤害犯罪行为。这样的tagtrend永远不值得信任，因为你们站在诽谤和犯罪的那一边！

[Feerunyeah (SLOW) @feerunyeah]

What delusional logic is this? If Orm had "moved on," she wouldn't be suing to put them in jail or speaking out publicly. Real moving on happens ONLY after full justice and real punishment. You have absolute zero empathy.

[4örmie♡ @_4orm]

💯😞
I'm so disappointed right now
As a fanbase at the first time orm posted the lawsuit on her account and see all those UID's y'all should take action and instantly blocked those accounts
Do not reason out that you don't know CHINESE or etc

[Korn's 🍳mamiriu @mamiriucuaOrm]

When you download a video from Weibo, the uploader’s username usually appears in the top-right corner of the screen (or sometimes at the bottom), and at the end of the video their username and QR code are often displayed as well.

However, Weibo also has an international version (the white app).
If you download videos from that version, the ending watermark (username and QR code) will not appear, but the uploader’s username can still appear in the top-right corner depending on the video.

In general, every video downloaded from Weibo leaves some kind of trace of the original uploader.
There are three places you should always check: the top-right corner, the bottom of the screen, and the end of the video.

Please, I don’t know how familiar Thai/ inter fans are with Weibo or the Chinese language, but Orm has publicly listed around 10 accounts involved in the legal case.
I don’t care whether you keep notes or use any other method to remember, but you MUST remember them, and before posting any video, please check those three places carefully and compare the username with that list.

Orm’s legal battle is not something that will be over in a few days or even a couple of months. It could easily take a year or even longer.
During that entire period, those anti accounts will not stop until they are held accountable in court.

Please don’t hurt Orm again like what happened today

She needs support, not to be in the middle of a lawsuit only to see her own fans sharing videos from the very accounts she is taking legal action against

[𝒏𝒊𝒌𝒌𝒊 ☘️ @ormykorn]

i’m sorry, but those saying “don’t make this a big deal” can go to hell. we all know orm has been enduring harassment and bullying for almost 2 years now, despite being one of the kindest, most thoughtful, and genuinely lovely people. she hasn’t done anything to deserve the hate she receives, and i still can’t understand why these vile people keep targeting her

she’s only 24 years old. she’s working hard to build a successful career while juggling work, her studies, and her business. all of this has taken a toll on her mental health. she’s the kind of person who cries over the smallest things because she has such a soft heart, so tell me, how can anyone say this isn’t a big deal?

despite everything on her plate, she still makes time to help with trending, to make fans happy, and to support everyone. if she can carry that much responsibility, why can’t we do the bare minimum as fans? checking a source isn’t difficult, but the consequences of not doing so can be.

[kjs1995 @ysmcml02]

✅

[Korn's 🍳mamiriu @mamiriucuaOrm]

When you download a video from Weibo, the uploader’s username usually appears in the top-right corner of the screen (or sometimes at the bottom), and at the end of the video their username and QR code are often displayed as well.

However, Weibo also has an international version (the white app).
If you download videos from that version, the ending watermark (username and QR code) will not appear, but the uploader’s username can still appear in the top-right corner depending on the video.

In general, every video downloaded from Weibo leaves some kind of trace of the original uploader.
There are three places you should always check: the top-right corner, the bottom of the screen, and the end of the video.

Please, I don’t know how familiar Thai/ inter fans are with Weibo or the Chinese language, but Orm has publicly listed around 10 accounts involved in the legal case.
I don’t care whether you keep notes or use any other method to remember, but you MUST remember them, and before posting any video, please check those three places carefully and compare the username with that list.

Orm’s legal battle is not something that will be over in a few days or even a couple of months. It could easily take a year or even longer.
During that entire period, those anti accounts will not stop until they are held accountable in court.

Please don’t hurt Orm again like what happened today

She needs support, not to be in the middle of a lawsuit only to see her own fans sharing videos from the very accounts she is taking legal action against

[mumuco @yanxi0527]

@LingOrmTagTrend @ormmormm Who in your team provided this video? She definitely follows that group of 🐷 fans' Weibo accounts, and even after being sued by ORM, she still hasn't unfollowed them! Kick this person out!

[khai🪐 @mamu_khana2510]

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