Soon the end of anonymous comments on the Internet? The question is posed by the newspaper Sud-Ouest on its website: "Facebook on Tuesday launched a new management interface to force users to identify themselves before they leave comments on partner sites .
The "chance" would have it, this announcement comes the day of publication in the Official Journal a decree following the law the law of 21 June 2004 " for confidence in the digital economy " overdue still seven years that everyone will appreciate the opportunism and opportunity ...
This law requires hosts and Internet service providers to keep for one year a range of personal data of users, such as passwords for sites including online shopping, they visited and the comments filed on sites, blogs and forums.
The primary goal is "to prevent (...) acts of terrorism", the police and the gendarmerie who are responsible for obtaining such data, hoping that this goal will not be expanded ...
a godsend, however, in terms of presidential ...
But the reaction of Internet users could result in the proliferation of different passwords on sites to which they are used, the operation would make the work of officials authorized more complex ... In sum, this decree does not make life easier for everyone, far away ...
Southwest points out that most of the time, some sites have a Facebook button " when someone leaves a comment on a partner site social network, this comment will also be posted on his wall . And if a friend tells him on her wall, the answer will be automatically duplicated on the site which had been posted the first comment. ". Facebook argument of wanting to facilitate the work of moderators to "banish certain words, such as insults . .
Now, Southwest has had the good idea to do a survey:
results show that the French, in particular, Aquitaine are not afraid to take their views without doing so anonymously.
A good sign for the sustainability debate.
And you, what do you think? If you go in to vote sense to give better visibility at national level?
Sources: Southwest , IHT
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