Tag Archives: anonymity

Sometimes We Need Pseudonyms

Posted on 09.12.2012 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Pourquoi on a besoin de l’anonymat et du pseudonymat en ligne.[en]Ten years ago, if I’d spent over an hour reading stuff on a website, I would probably have written a blog post about it. Not necessarily a long blog post. … Continue reading →

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Pseudonyms on Facebook

Posted on 06.11.2012 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Vrais noms, faux noms, Facebook. Oui, je suis un peu crispée là-dessus.[en]I have to admit to a bit of a hang-up: I don’t like pseudonyms in real-names-only spaces.The first time I realized I disliked them in that context (and in … Continue reading →

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Anonymat et blog intime

Posted on 18.02.2006 by Stephanie Booth

[en]My reaction to a new French-speaking blogger who desires to remain anonymous because he will be dealing with private stuff on his blog. I consider that it is not possible to blog anonymously in the long run. As you create … Continue reading →

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