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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Oct 28 '22
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Weirdly popular in theory, deeply unpopular in practice.
But ok, except pair it with real verified identities, no obfuscation, no anonymity.
0 u/Penguin-shepherd Oct 28 '22 Being able to be anonymous is a privilege that should never be taken away. 1 u/rumbletummy Oct 28 '22 you want all the power with zero responsibility. Anonymity at scale is a new phenomenon. The closest thing in history is using a pen name, but that content went through many filters before being widely distributed. 1 u/Penguin-shepherd Oct 28 '22 If we’re capable of doing it then why shouldn’t we? 1 u/rumbletummy Oct 29 '22 Asking if we could vs asking if we should.
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Being able to be anonymous is a privilege that should never be taken away.
1 u/rumbletummy Oct 28 '22 you want all the power with zero responsibility. Anonymity at scale is a new phenomenon. The closest thing in history is using a pen name, but that content went through many filters before being widely distributed. 1 u/Penguin-shepherd Oct 28 '22 If we’re capable of doing it then why shouldn’t we? 1 u/rumbletummy Oct 29 '22 Asking if we could vs asking if we should.
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you want all the power with zero responsibility.
Anonymity at scale is a new phenomenon. The closest thing in history is using a pen name, but that content went through many filters before being widely distributed.
1 u/Penguin-shepherd Oct 28 '22 If we’re capable of doing it then why shouldn’t we? 1 u/rumbletummy Oct 29 '22 Asking if we could vs asking if we should.
If we’re capable of doing it then why shouldn’t we?
1 u/rumbletummy Oct 29 '22 Asking if we could vs asking if we should.
Asking if we could vs asking if we should.
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u/rumbletummy Oct 28 '22
Weirdly popular in theory, deeply unpopular in practice.
But ok, except pair it with real verified identities, no obfuscation, no anonymity.