A user tells a conflict and inserts details that make other people recognizable.
I propose to ask what information is necessary to one's own story and which ones unnecessarily expose third parties. In the example, omitting a precise location can reduce identifiability without erasing the sense of experience.
One's own narrative freedom also meets the needs of others. When content is about accusations or sensitive issues, a competent comparison may be more appropriate than an impulsive publication in front of an indistinct audience.