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How do you ensure dis/likes are unique if it's anonymous? Or is that simply a trade-off that can't be avoided?
by PavlovsCat 13y ago
How do you ensure dis/likes are unique if it's anonymous? Or is that simply a trade-off that can't be avoided?
- dylz 13y agoYou can't even ensure likes/dislikes are unique with FB and G+.
- tuananh 13y agowell at least it's harder if you were to do that with FB and G+. 1 like/article per Facebook account.
- nwh 13y agoThere's hundreds of people offering "like" services, so clearly you can't trust them for anything serious.
- PavlovsCat 13y agoYeah I know, and my question was kind of a brainfart... of course anonymity means you can't ensure two "entities" are not the same actual person. I didn't mean to imply anything wrong with that, I was just curious, because who knows, maybe there are ideas about this. But I guess anything that would keep bots or human spammers out would also at least decrease the convenience for genuine votes.