> I now think identified use is on the up. It makes for better dialogue. I haven't seen this at all. It oppresses ideas from surfacing that are currently seen

> I now think identified use is on the up. It makes for better dialogue. I haven't seen this at all. It oppresses ideas from surfacing that are currently seen as unpopular by whatever vitriolic group, which leads to a large misrepresentation in the public discourse because the only ones supporting it usually have "nothing to lose". Identified use is great if you don't want any controversial discourse and just need a quick way to verify identity (reduce spam, coordinate local events, etc). Otherwise it's just a recipe for reflecting popular opinion given the online community's proclivity for reaching for pitchforks.