Yeah, a "Real Name Policy" will do that to your startup. When everything you say has your name and photo next to it you're much less likely to say anything. Eve

Yeah, a "Real Name Policy" will do that to your startup. When everything you say has your name and photo next to it you're much less likely to say anything. Every single one of your personal opinions offends someone or is in disagreement with someone out there and it's only a matter of time before they discover it and discover you. In this case kids' personal lives were being revealed in front of their parents+teachers+bosses and everyone else that's now on facebook. Maybe if Facebook changed over to pseudonyms and was more transparent with the data they collected on everyone, people wouldn't have so much to worry about.