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Sure, that's one answer. But it may not be the best. Another possibility is to not allow TOS terms that require real names be used. It's our government. We

by dhimes 10y ago

Sure, that's one answer. But it may not be the best. Another possibility is to not allow TOS terms that require real names be used. It's our government. We should write the best rules. If the company doesn't like it they can go to a different country.

ci5er 10y ago
> Another possibility is to not allow TOS terms that require real names be used. The problem with rules is that they are "one-size fits all". Very binary. Instead of telling people what they can and can not do, why don't we simply require full disclosure? > We should write the best rules. If the company doesn't like it they can go to a different country. That's easier for companies than citizens. But the determination of "best rules" in a (representative) democracy depends on which mob is in charge this week...