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The first two cases are at odds with the interests of the community and ought to be discouraged.
by gkop 10y ago
The first two cases are at odds with the interests of the community and ought to be discouraged.
- krapp 10y agoThey are usually discouraged, downvoted and flagged as they should be. But that happens with established accounts as well, so the anonymity itself doesn't seem to be the problem in those cases. Unless your account links to your real world identity in some way, there isn't much value in having an established account at all.
- ams6110 10y agoThe corpus of postings by any consistenly used pseudonymous account can probably be fingerprinted and linked to a real-world identity if someone cared enough. E.e. google probably could do it as they have every comment on this site and also have all of your email.