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I wonder if the authors of those other blogs will be willing to make the same commitment!
ReplyDeleteWhy cant we all make a committment to identifying ourselves?
ReplyDeleteIt really isnt that big a deal, and i feel will lead to the end of all this horrible nasty smearing of people.
To be fair S&TH that's not going to happen. The people running the kind of site that suggests a Labour Cllr. should be crucified for expressing an opinion aren't likely to....so why should the people who are exposing the filth do the same.
ReplyDeletein fairness S&TH i think blogging anonymously is right for some people. Job commitments may not allow them to be political working for a political party, public body, police etc. I think the comitment bloggers should make is more to be civil and report facts and opinions not smears
ReplyDeleteAnon,
ReplyDeleteOh certainly - but we are having people call for a sacking of someone without putting a name to it. These are people's careers they are playing with.
"Why cant we all make a committment to identifying ourselves?"
ReplyDeleteYou definitely wrote the word 'all', so what about bloggers who aren't calling for people to lose their jobs, can they keep their identities under wraps?