<i>No one wants 'real names' online.</i> I think some people legitimately do. If someone is pretty close to the typical mainstream archetype for their culture,

<i>No one wants 'real names' online.</i> I think some people legitimately do. If someone is pretty close to the typical mainstream archetype for their culture, it's easy to get caught up in idealism about how great things would be if all books were open. The more one sees outside of that bubble, the more apparent the problems become, but being in the bubble reinforces the positive aspects of that model.