Joseph
I chose my wording quite carefully, and suggest that you do so too. I said
that the proposal "involves", not "is equal to" real-life identity To
the
extent that real-life identities are involved, it is reasonable to ask how
that personal information is going to be handled. For some reason, you
seem keen to derail that part of the discussion by elevating a quibble over
your hasty misunderstanding of my wording into an accusation, which I
reject, of generalised misconduct. If you have some comment to make about
the handling of personal information, please do so.
May I suggest that you withdraw your original posting, apologise to the
membership of this list for the unconstructive nature of your posting, and
to me for its aggressive, insulting and incorrect content. Alternatively,
perhaps you would prefer me to ask your line manager whether this is the
sort of behaviour that she expects you to exhibit in a public forum.
Reginald
On Wed, Aug 23, 2017 at 8:07 PM, Joseph Seddon <jseddon(a)wikimedia.org>
wrote:
Real identity does not equal real-life identity. You
can mask your
pseudonymous identity and pose as a third party similarly pseudonymous
individual.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sockpuppet_(Internet)
Seddon
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