MORONOSA.COM THE ANTISOCIAL NETWORKING S(H)ITE FOR MORONS

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Nobody ever asked me for an NDA agreement. I only outed everyone to everyone because it's my business to make sure everyone knows who everyone else is.

I also wrote a piece that internet trolls should be outed. I didn't expect anyone to do so.

This is why I'm not sure anonymity is a good idea. We're judged by what we say to others. Some people think it's a good idea to stand behind one's words. Others prefer to remain hidden. Which type of person is more likely to troll? Which type of person is more likely to try and be nice?

Anyway, I've seen enough great stuff, and met enough wonderful people, that I remain optimistic.

No information about your RLI would be available that isn't already available, even to people who don't know you. There would be no new info for people to dig up. The only new information that members would have is your RLI itself.

People might discover that NantouNinja is actually Peter Johnson. And that's it. Knowing that other members could go to his profile and through the link to his FB or LinkedIn, discover his name might encourage some civility. But it wouldn't be indexable, and the only information that people could glean from his RLI link would be what he had already made public. Presumably, Peter Johnson is smart enough to have some privacy settings on his RLI accounts. If he isn't, then privacy concerns are a moot point anyway.

What I notice the most is how utterly I don't want or need online communication or even Internet in any form, unless I'm stuck in the office in front of the computer with nothing to do and in need of white noise to take the edge off the boredom

CHAON THE SAGE wrote:You need to take down that Moronosa site, and apologize to everyone you outed on it.

I was just checking out my cousin's online newspaper, the Spectator Tribune, which just launched yesterday, and I found this column, Unmasking the Internet, by Tiffy Thompson. Her closing paragraph was well-put, I thought:

The big reveal of Violentacrez on the weekend is a sobering reminder that a little sleuthing can force your virtual identity and real life identity into one. This convergence should give us all pause. If you wouldn't say it in real life, with conviction, you shouldn't say it at all. I welcome the unmasking of this man who thought that privacy was a privilege that only he should enjoy. It may raise us all to a higher standard. Because if that’s not really my life online, then maybe I should get a real life.

CHAON THE SAGE wrote:You need to take down that Moronosa site, and apologize to everyone you outed on it.

I find it amusing that people on expat websites keep blogs under their own name and happily post their own real names and photos on them. and links to hos other bloggers
http://michaelturton.blogspot.com/

A quick google search of Chaon comes up with this

Chewin in the Chung
chaon.blogspot.com/
by Karl Smith - 2 days ago - ... of Taichung. For other uses, see Chaon (disambiguation). ..... (By the time I posted this, the process for this blog was over 300,000K) Fuck.

http://chaon.blogspot.tw/ and there he is Mr Karl Smith, with links to his twit account and more photos of himself.