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This line of argument has never concerned me, because it is a tautology: If people expose parts of their identity in Nightweb, then parts of their identity will
by gw 13y ago
This line of argument has never concerned me, because it is a tautology: If people expose parts of their identity in Nightweb, then parts of their identity will be exposed on Nightweb. There is no reason your relationships in Nightweb have to align with your offline relationships.
- dustingetz 13y agofriend, i wish i could convince you otherwise. there's a difference between exposing your identity to people you trust, and exposing your identity to the entire world. I would use a product that lets gay people talk to other gay people without leaking information. No other product can protect free speech, and if nightweb can't protect free speech, then what's the point?
- ipsin 13y agoYou claim it's a tautology, but I think it's inevitable. Communication is the act of exposing information, and if any persistent, well-audited system will, used for long enough, allow you to expose yourself. Your online and offline relationships do not have to align, but good luck hiding information in every single one of your interactions.