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Go back to Facebook's Real Names rule. Require Know Your Customer validation. No fake name postings. Maybe allow explicit anonymous posting, but readers can blo
by Animats 1y ago
Go back to Facebook's Real Names rule. Require Know Your Customer validation. No fake name postings. Maybe allow explicit anonymous posting, but readers can block.
- onemoresoop 1y agoFacebook or any other corpo is not to be trusted with anything again.
- selfhoster11 1y agoNo, thank you. I'd sooner cancel my Internet contract.
- muzani 1y agoI did social media before and we used verified phone numbers, no email verification. It drastically cut down on fake accounts. Don't make the phone numbers public of course. We expanded it to social media accounts like FB and Google. It went up a bit. But FB caused a lot of issues with little gain. Eventually Apple ID came in, let people make anon accounts and forced us to adopt it. So we cut out social media accounts along with all the people who had accounts. All in all, non-phone made up about 10% of logins, so it was fine.