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    Anonymity

    Encarta has a good definition for anonymity.
    freedom from identification: the state of not being known or identified by name
    Interestingly enough and in relation to post about comments on blogs, it seems that even people who begin posting anonymously on their own blogs eventually become annoyed by anonymous comments there. It appears that what they are after is first attention and later relationship building, which (by definition) excludes anonymity.
     
    Clay Shirky has posted speech transcript where he makes this interesting point:
    It's pretty widely understood that anonymity doesn't work well in group settings, because "who said what when" is the minimum requirement for having a conversation. What's less well understood is that weak pseudonymity doesn't work well, either. Because I need to associate who's saying something to me now with previous conversations.
    In the long run and on a greater scale anonymity seems to start hindering social part of conversations. In addition to "what is written" it eventually becomes important enough to know "by whom it is written".
    2007/7/22 15:51 | 写入日志

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