notoriety

Both were concerned about online notoriety that could be associated with a politically tinged situation.

The movement is led by white nationalist Nick Fuentes, who gained notoriety for his anti-immigration, antisemitic and Christian nationalist views.

"We don't always get a lot of notoriety in terms what can we do and what can't we do," Ms Forbes said of the city.

Chief O'Hara told reporters that news outlets should stop using the killer's name, because "the purpose of the shooter's actions was to obtain notoriety."

She did, and that level of global notoriety, positive and negative, earned her the ability to market herself as just another nice, extremely rich girl with designer backyard chickens that lay tiny, delicious eggs.