Internet Anonymity

[Varine]

Governments should stay away from the internet.

Yes let's everyone transfer illegal software en masse and not do anything.

 

[TheDamien]

Yes let's everyone transfer illegal software en masse and not do anything.

Sounds good to me.

 

[Zakyath]

>Sounds good to me.

I find it funny that an artist can put down several years of his life to make a record that many people won't work an hour (or less) to get the money buy it.

 

[Varine]

>Sounds good to me.

I find it funny that an artist can put down several years of his life to make a record that many people won't work an hour (or less) to get the money buy it.

You get 20 dollars an hour?

 

[Zakyath]

Well, actually it depends on where you work. The exact amount of time isn't my point, though. All CDs don't cost 20 dollars either.

 

[Dr.Jack]

Guys the debate is about trolls, not the internet as whole. Seems like it is a popular topic so I'll start a debate about this soon enough.

 

[EatShrooms]

I thought it was about internet anonymity..

 

[duyen]

I thought it was about internet anonymity..

exactly

 

[Wiseman_2]

Yeah, it wasn't *exactly* about trolls. It was about people in general hiding behind the internet to do whatever they liked, including criminal acts. The debate was supposed to focus on whether governments (e.g. Korea, as in the first post) should implement software to make people un-anonymous on the internet if it helped reduce crime.

Hope that cleared some of it up.

 

[BlowingKush]

Like drugs, poverty, homelessness, and wife beating (my personal favorite), the internet will never be regulated. It is a complex beast full of spoofing, haxz, trojans, worms, hydras, spyware, abundant porn and ASCII terrorist like me who count on anonymity to fulfill their twisted fantasy lives.

God Bless America