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(c) stands out to me as the most problematic to me. It is true that requiring real names reduces the amount of unwanted noise and can thus result in a higher q
by rrbrambley 14y ago
(c) stands out to me as the most problematic to me.
It is true that requiring real names reduces the amount of unwanted noise and can thus result in a higher quality discussion, but some people are just a lot more worried than others about their reputation with their peers. Lack of anonymity will cause you to second guess yourself a lot more before clicking the reply button.