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anonymity and the open web are different things, and neither of them were promised/guaranteed to anyone on the internet. For people that value anonymity, they'

• g-b-r 1y ago
  > anonymity and the open web are different things, and neither of them were promised/guaranteed to anyone on the internet. > > For people that value anonymity, they'll create their own spaces. People that value openness will continue to be open Hardly anything of what's the internet today was promised, but who are you to decide what the internet has to become now, and that people with different ideas need to confine themselves in their own ghettos? Everyone values privacy, it's just out of social pressure if most give up so much of it. > What we're about to find out is what happens when the tide goes out and people show you what they really believe/want -- anything other than that is a form of social control, whether via browbeating or other means No idea of what you're talking about there