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Yes, exactly. it's sufficiently identifying to solve the discriminatory treatment the parent pointed out
by cynusx 6y ago
Yes, exactly. it's sufficiently identifying to solve the discriminatory treatment the parent pointed out
- enriquto 6y agoWell, my intended conclusion was to reject "real name" policies altogether... But I agree that if you enforce the publication (not only the storage) of the birth date along the real name, then the discriminatory problem mostly disappears.
- ClumsyPilot 6y agoIt looks to me like that you've chosen to solve the problem by harming everyone equally, rather than dealing with the root of the issue.