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Old 01-27-2012, 11:58 AM   #298
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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan View Post
I disagree. The benefits would be great, as so much of the internet is taken up today with bogus communications, illegal activities and scams. As with the original posting, you're assuming an "all or nothing" stance that is unnecessary. Better security AND anonymity where necessary are possible on the internet.
I have assumed no such stance (another tedious strawman), and I've already conceded that libel laws and defamation laws are a useful balance to anonymity. Most countries already have laws that limit spam messaging (the scams you refer to would be caught in a lot of cases by these), illegal activity is already illegal and I'm not sure what "bogus communications" means.

Maybe you can help me in understanding what you see as the additional benefits?
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