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I don't see any disrespect in lying about who you are in anonymous interactions. I'm under no obligation to be truthful. It doesn't matter to the restaurant if
by wilsonnb 8y ago
I don't see any disrespect in lying about who you are in anonymous interactions. I'm under no obligation to be truthful. It doesn't matter to the restaurant if I book my reservation under a fake name. It doesn't matter if my assistant books it for me and they act like they're me.
Software should be held to the same standard.
- bo1024 8y agoI agree about everything you wrote about anonymity. What bothers me is tricking someone into thinking they're having a human interaction with another person -- that the things they say will be heard and matter to somebody.