3 ms·
There should be real life identifiers connecting to online activity. Why should online actions be untraceable? That only empowers bad actors.
by AuthAuth 2mo ago
There should be real life identifiers connecting to online activity. Why should online actions be untraceable? That only empowers bad actors.
- stuaxo 2mo agoGoodbye whistleblowing.
- AuthAuth 2mo agogreat nothing of value lost. If someone wants to leak info they should stake their name next to it. That can be the whistleblower anonymously leaking to a journalist who publishes it.
- deleted 2mo ago[deleted]
- CamperBob2 2mo agoI don't see your real name on your user page, unless your parents named you AuthAuth.
- AuthAuth 2mo agoThis account is not anonymous. It has real life identifiers tied to it. No where did i say it needs to be available to other users.
- bulbar 2mo agoBad actors will stay untraceable. What specific generalized problem would you like to be solved that you advocate for such a generalized solution?