China moves toward 'real name system' for blogs

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Your feedback is better than most ZDNet articles

Frank, maybe YOU should be a ZDNet staffer! I found your
feedback more interesting than 95% of the crapola I read on this
site written by so-called "professionals".

I will say that I think having people actually "sign their name"
and list credentials will add a little more transparency to the
blogging process. However, there surely needs to be a place for
anonymity as well. Clearly China is not in favor of that, nor is
our own government here in the U.S.. Come to think of it, does
ANY government support anonymity?

Posted by: ovidtchr   Posted on: 10/24/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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