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Old 06-23-2008, 06:31 PM   #334
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Originally Posted by pilotbob View Post
No, I mean remove the anonymity of it all.

History has shown that the internet masses do not want to give up anonymity on the net, or let one person control it... see passport failure. See OpenID's popularity (even though it is far from ubiquitious).
Removing anonymity won't be easy.

The origins of the net were in a time when it wasn't a concern. If you were on the net at all, it was assumed you belonged there, and knew how to behave.

Removing anonymity now would require all points of entry to validate the identities of those coming in. I simply don't see that happening.
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