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>“Facebook’s real names policy doesn’t exactly protect anonymity, and has created issues for people in countries like Vietnam,” said Aggarwal. “If platforms pro
by ummonk 8y ago
>“Facebook’s real names policy doesn’t exactly protect anonymity, and has created issues for people in countries like Vietnam,” said Aggarwal. “If platforms provide leeway, or enough space for anonymous posting, and anonymous interactions, that is really helpful to people on the ground.”
So Facebook should allow anonymous posting but it should also magically block fake bots and Russian troll accounts?
- emerged 8y agoThere is endless mental thrashing on these topics precisely because there isn't a solution. Having a singular massively-connected social graph is more and more clearly not a sustainable environment for humans.