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Yeah and the conversation you started is "people who care about anonymity aren't serious about it."
by FeepingCreature 4y ago
Yeah and the conversation you started is "people who care about anonymity aren't serious about it."
- mst 4y agoThat's kinda the point though - the argument being presented is AFAICT "people who aren't that serious about it should still not be randomly outed." I'm not convinced that's practically tenable these days, but on a moral basis I endorse it and would present Scott Alexander as an example of why.
- FeepingCreature 4y agoOkay, but Scott actually had a reasonable argument for why the level of anonymity he wanted was important. Scott was not trying to start a conversation, Scott was trying to be anonymous. That's why he's such a good example.