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Does anonymity defeat the purpose of social bookmarking (and social networking in general)? I agree that it would be an interesting social experiment, though I
by JacobAldridge 19y ago
Does anonymity defeat the purpose of social bookmarking (and social networking in general)?
I agree that it would be an interesting social experiment, though I'm not concerned if people are pandering to pg, nickb, or anyone else.
- amichail 19y agoSubmissions could be made anonymous for a few hours. I think you would get more interesting items on the front page.
- JacobAldridge 19y agoI agree - look past who posted something and judge it on merit. If the pandering is a problem, you'll still get some of the same sites being voted up (paulgraham.com, techcrunch etc), but some other more interesting ones might break through. Still, I would hope most of us look past those things anyway.