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> 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. Inst
by 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...