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You seem to be making a common mistake. The policy doesn't have to be bullet proof to work -- it just has to establish cultural norms. If the vast majority of p
by ori_b 15y ago
You seem to be making a common mistake. The policy doesn't have to be bullet proof to work -- it just has to establish cultural norms. If the vast majority of people act like they're real people, then it has accomplished it's goals.
- darklajid 15y agoIf we're going down that route: You're making an assumption without any proof: Pseudonyms lead to bad behavior. In my world that's not connected to the names used and is merely a function of the 'quality' of the people in your community. Also - you don't solve issues between people with rules about their 'alias', you have to invent/support/hand out some decent tools to block idiots from your online life.