The Dark Morality
As a society, if we had an abundant amount of liberty, would it lead to a struggle in ethics? Does being anonymous enable people to be their worst self?
Posts Tagged: anonymity
Protecting Your Online Privacy is Easy – Here’s How
In the May 7th, 2012 post, I talked about policies you can implement to protect your online privacy. That post reinforced how important it is to use common sense when online. The biggest take-away from that article was not to use free services for editing, storing, or communicating personal information. However, it’s not always possibleRead… Read more »
If I Don’t Know Who You Are, I Can’t Evaluate What You Say
I’m still thinking a lot about the culture of anonymity of the old Web, and what it means for the collaborative nature of 2.0. Lots of smart people at GovLoop chimed in, some agreeing strongly with my rant against anonymous comments, some telling me I was off base. It’s an important issue, so I askedRead… Read more »