>All you need to do is look at 4chan to see what happens when anonymity reigns. Or, God forbid, the Wikileaks. Damned whistleblowers... :P The solution I'd li

>All you need to do is look at 4chan to see what happens when anonymity reigns. Or, God forbid, the Wikileaks. Damned whistleblowers... :P The solution I'd like to see, to help those with delicate sensibilities, is a way to toggle whether or not you allow interaction with pseudonymous folks. This would allow those of us who enjoy hearing from folks who use pseudonyms to continue to do so, but would allow those who don't to employ filtering. It's looking, however, like it's G+'s business model, and not concern for what users wants, that is driving G+ policy.