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January 10, 2012 03:32 am GMT
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61 Percent Of Disqus Comments Are Made With Pseudonyms
One of the unending debates in blogging circles is about the value of comments. How do you encourage the best comments and discourage the anonymous trolls? Do you even need comments? Or do you enforce civility by requiring real names, through the use of Facebook comments (which is what we currently use on TechCrunch) at the expense of discouragingconversation?But there is a middle ground between anonymous commenters and those with real names: commenters who use pseudonyms. People use pseudonyms for many reasons, often because it better reflects their online persona or they simply want to separate their identities for different activities. New data from Disqus, the commenting platform, suggests that pseudonyms both encourage more and better comments.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/gSsnV0IYL-4/
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