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: Crime & FederalismOn Anonymous Blogging and Commenting
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Who's a bigger weakling: The guy who posts anonymous comments on a blog; or the blogger whose feelings he hurts?
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The answer is obvious, and yet nothing hurts a blogger's feelings more than an anonymous insult. We want people to identify themselves, so that we may salve the wound. It works a lot like this:
You post a nasty comment. If I know your name, I'm going to Google you. Am I your superior in some way, I wonder. If so, then I am able to disregard your comment. Who are you to say anything to me?
Thus, it's always old bloggers who rant about anonymous commenters. Old guys are full of themselves. Despite being born during the most economic prosperous time in the world - and being born white - they have worked for everything they've got...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on July 23, 2010 (boomark / email).
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