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Were this to happen in a real scenario?
Long term, given infinite food, water, and housing:
Initially, confusion, denial, and anxiety. Forcibly "outing" everyone's identities, desires, and behaviors would be shocking for all. The sight of the QR codes would be very confronting for many, as these are deep secrets that many never wanted anyone else to know.
Many people would immediately try to hide them by ripping off their clothing.
The ones whose posts were private or socially condemned would struggle with reputations and thus be on the more defensive or avoidant sides. Others might project this discomfort outward, accusing others of being "worse offenders", or attempting to explain themselves.
A small group of coomers may embrace the transparency as a liberation or total irrelevance given the circumstances. AKA, we are all here anyway, so whatever.
Social groups would start forming fast, first on grounds of appearance, or ideological alignment. Trolls and controversial figures (Hi Caroo) would probably be the first scapegoats to serve as the people to blame for communal frustrations at first; eventually, it could lead to additional "stuff," but more about that in a bit.
Over time, QR codes would turn into instruments of influence and control. People with "clean" posting histories or socially acceptable ones would use their moral righteousness as reason for leadership or the exclusion of others. Meanwhile, others, whose histories are embarrassing or criminal, fall to the lower ground.
Some factions might forcefully dig through QR codes to gather leverage against other people, or to "punish" them (yes, including in the way you're thinking).
The development of groups based on the content of their posts might include artists, trolls, and lurkers (the ones that have posted before). Each of these groups would develop hierarchies based on perceived contribution to the community, moral high ground, or notoriety.
With clean or unifying pasts, charismatic men, or super hot mommies, of course, could rise as leaders and establish submission from other members, be it by force or attraction.
But now, let's talk about what you actually want to know.
Human behavior would inevitably give way to the exploitation of sexual desires. A faction would eventually be born with the express purpose of tickling others.
They would self-organize, drawing in predatory people who feel the need to dominate others. This would more than likely be composed of those individuals who have relatively little left to lose because their QR code has already condemned them with posting histories full of messed up shit. If their desires are already laid bare, why not act on them?
The concept of tickle kidnapping, and noncon in general, which is very present here, would definitely bring some people together as some sort of "opportunity".
This group would, forcefully or not, exploit the QR codes of people generally considered attractive,in order to rationalize their victims. In other words, by labeling people with "bad" posting histories as "deserving" of punishment, they could attempt to justify their actions to others (or themselves).
Attractive individuals whose posting histories reveal hypocrisy, trolling, or inflammatory statements would be forcefully dragged into "punishment".
But let's talk about resistance and retaliation.
We are all messed up individuals, but, still, nonetheless humans with empathy. For several reasons, resistance might emerge in a few different ways.
Opposing factions of altruistic people may form in order to protect potential victims, relying on numbers and moral high ground to deter the coomers.
These people may take matters into their own hands, using physical force, social sabotage, or even, yeah, you guessed it, tickling, in order to prevent or punish criminal actions.
It is also important to note that some groups would inevitably resort to violence, executing individuals with the worst of posting histories (pedos, etc)
All in all, this is a very interesting scenario. How did you come up with that idea, anon? Are you a mage secretly planning to execute it? What a great reminder one of the capacity of humanity for cruelty as well as compassion.
Can we turn this into a movie?