Posts tagged ‘pseudonymity’

[Warning for ableism.] Kathy Sierra has published a video about online harassment, particularly an incident in 2008 targetting people with epilepsy, transcripted here.

Linkspammed: GNOME Women’s Outreach, swearing in the work place, poor people and ebooks, and more.

Links for you! Is Wikipedia more or less gender-balanced than Encyclopædia Britannica? Is outing powerful tech figures OK? And how to praise girls.

While the discussions about pseudonym use on Google+ continues on, there’s a different front that opened up in mid-August: Science Blogs, which is the home of a huge number of top science blogs, has decided ...

Links discussing pseudonyms, Google+ suspensions, Google’s reasoning and more.

What do a PSA about backups, pseudonymity advocacy, Wikipedia and Hermione Granger have in common? They’re all linkspammed today.

This is something I asked in comments here the other day: So I think at this point we ideally would turn to research: how do people perceive the quality of communities on the real name ...