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In reply to the discussion: Huffington Post to end anonymous commenting [View all]hlthe2b
(113,477 posts)18. As ugly as it gets now, it will become a field day for ugly RW racist, homophobic, sexist stalkers..
who either don't care if their true ugly nature is exposed or will make up a name.
The fact is that the possibility of the ugliest in society targeting one for what they posted on a internet site--just s they do staff of planned parenthood clinics or gun control movement advocates, pro-choice activists and the like, would simply not be wroth the risk...
No, I wouldn't post, either.
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As ugly as it gets now, it will become a field day for ugly RW racist, homophobic, sexist stalkers..
hlthe2b
Aug 2013
#18
When you pay, you have to pay through some means that reveals your identity.
JDPriestly
Aug 2013
#41
I will mention once again that Benjamin Franklin used pseudonyms when he wrote some of his
JDPriestly
Aug 2013
#4
HuffPo is too cheap to adequately staff to monitor "report/alert" and delete or ban posters.
Divernan
Aug 2013
#19
I am with you. The less( if ever ) you use your real name on the Internet the better.
avaistheone1
Aug 2013
#34