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I think not having your identity connected to your real life offers more protection than it causes problems. And it isn't even close.
by raxxorrax 5y ago
I think not having your identity connected to your real life offers more protection than it causes problems. And it isn't even close.
- quantified 5y agoIn these cases, as long as the victims are as anonymous to the perpetrators as vice versa, there’s actual protection. And it’s the metaverse, so there’s no physical harm in it. Just don’t expect “psychological safety”. Overall, you may be right. But it’s another two-edged sword lying around.
- raxxorrax 5y agoThat would be the requirement, yes. Psychological safety is more or less impossible under any circumstances if you want to expose yourself to new things. You can shield yourself from others as much as you want, but that is on you alone. Especially for anything that happens online, you can quickly recuse yourself. If you are a public persona in some form, the rules change. But even then a cut is far easier than anything more relating to the real world.