Category Archives: anonymity

Authenticity vs. Anonymity: Would We Exist if the Constitutional Convention Met Publicly?

Posted on April 15, 2011 by jessestay

In a recent conversation surrounding my involvement with Utah’s FOIA equivalent legislation (called GRAMA) I brought up the point that this nation was built upon people willing to stand up for who they were and risk, quite literally, their lives … Continue reading →

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Yes, Facebook Broke Your Trust, and Yes, That’s a Good Thing

Posted on May 10, 2010 by jessestay

It seems like every other post I read these days is about whether Facebook violated users trust, or whether they were wrong, or right in opening up more.  It’s eerily repetitive for someone that’s written 2 (and 3rd on the … Continue reading →

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