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ANoNYMOUS bloGGERS

Why bloggers need to remain UNKNOWN.

ONE major problemwitht he internet is that it limits face to face interactions the internet helps us hide behind the monitor, not having to experience or take responsibilty for our actions first hand.Some people critisize this.But this anonymity has also allowed people to speak out.

of course, it is easy for us to call anonymous blogger, COWARDS.
But can we blame them as we are the very people who hold prejudice against those who dont agree with us?

UNLESS we , as a society, can be open-minded, I say let anonymity be. LET the critics appear!

-TP student



While i admit that some bloggers misuse the internet, anonymity has allowed others , especially employees of govt orgainisations or corprations, to be more VOCAL.

FOr instance, anonymous whistle blowers are known to expose their employers' ILLEGAL pratices. Keeping their identity under wraps is crucial because their employers cound retaliate.
BUT with the current internet laws, u can be sued for posting offending remarks online, as was proven by the arrests of bloggers makign rascists remarks.

if anonymity faciliates this FREEDOM of expression, i 'm all for it.

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