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Google+ really slacked off on the Real Name's policy after the public outrage. I think that if they had managed to enforce it , comments would be better, but it
by codezero 13y ago
Google+ really slacked off on the Real Name's policy after the public outrage. I think that if they had managed to enforce it , comments would be better, but it won't stop everyone or make any guarantee of quality, and a lot of the work to push higher quality comments could be done without enforcing/requesting real names anyways.
- dev1n 13y agoSome popular blogs and news sites use facebook as a commenting system. I think it's worse that I can figure out exactly how a real life person feels. Giving someone anonymity makes them feel less significant in my perception of their opinion. By attaching an actual name to the comment, I get a way worse feeling of the education of the general population.