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Online Anonymity

Tue, 12/14/1999 - 11:47 — kebernet

In a recent story, the New York Times reported on a study by the journal Information Society that finds online anonymity has pluses and minuses, but we are generally better off keeping it around.In a related story, the Outmyass Institute in Obvious Wisconsin has found that fire, free speech, and instant replay all have pluses and minuses, but we are generally better off keeping them around. Sorry to drag out the joke like a bad SNL sketch.

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