Originally used to refer to a specific group of youtube channels about comics and comic book fandom related topics, the term began its broader modern usage as a way to explain situations where trans people and other marginalized and under-represented groups have been bullied off the internet by self-professed "allies." Commonly used as a verb to describe harassment campaigns in fan communities.
Person 1: "Linda, I haven't seen you on Twitter lately, are you alright?"
Person 2: "I'm fine, just taking a break. I got IFLC'd pretty hard."
Person 1: "That sucks, I would never IFLC anyone."
Person 2: "I know, these bigots are the worst people in the world!"
Person 2: "I'm fine, just taking a break. I got IFLC'd pretty hard."
Person 1: "That sucks, I would never IFLC anyone."
Person 2: "I know, these bigots are the worst people in the world!"
by BonaziBecky December 7, 2021
Get the IFLCmug. 
by Cr1tX February 11, 2023
Get the IFLCmug.