I don't think you're right. > Facebook's identity verification in real life, do you need to know the real name of the cashier and see their contract so you ca

I don't think you're right. > Facebook's identity verification in real life, do you need to know the real name of the cashier and see their contract so you can trust them with your payment? You don't, you use common sense. > Google de-ranking link farms hey, haha, and what do we get instead? Monopoly on ad-driven search engine, great, I'd rather have link farms since I can easily filter those out with little brain-power. I can't do that with paid-for-propaganda Now imagine we'd leave the way it was, people would learn how to deal with it, the same way you learned you can't leave unlocked bicycle in a city. It's a price to pay for anonymity, and we should all have right to be anonymous on internet.