Another article to end anonymity while being utterly blind to the problems of oppression that dominate the majority of the world's population. People of fame n

Another article to end anonymity while being utterly blind to the problems of oppression that dominate the majority of the world's population. People of fame need to accept the trade-offs, particularly people who strive to become famous. So they may not be able to use Twitter like the rest of us. Although I think most people of reasonable fame are using it just fine. We're talking about about Trent Reznor here, not everyone encourages and profits from typically very young people by writing consistently dark, sex-infused and anti-authoritarian lyrics. He's gonna have to take his lumps. Plus, like the article says, there are places he can go, like Facebook, where he can deal with a more well identified group. This article is just pushing an agenda that's removed from the real nature of Trent Reznor's online experience and options. I wish that people who write these calls for removing anonymity would get a more mature world-view.