Twitter

  • Disagree with the statement to the effect that ā€œone Name is simpler.
  • Name is a string of characters that can be the same as another personā€™s name
  • Insufficient functionality for personal identification when made into one.
  • Personal identification should certainly use unique IDs that are different for each individual.
  • I prefer to have one or more names to call myself whatever I want.
    • Some people want to use stage names or pseudonymsā€¦
  • For example, in Cybozu Live, you can choose what name to display for each group you belong to, even if you have the same account.
    • As a result, for example, the company, the PTA, and the coterie could use different names, but the accounts would be unified and multiple groups could be listed horizontally.
    • I could deal with cases such as, ā€œI donā€™t want my colleagues at work to know about my doujinshi activities, and I donā€™t want my company e-mail address to be known to my fellow doujinshi.
    • My memory wasnā€™t wrong: Cybozu Live adds new features including multi-profile registration
    • real name is more information than necessary, and simply disclosing oneā€™s real name may disclose information such as gender, ancestry, or ethnic origin, for example.
    • Many people are reluctant to disclose those information to all.
    • Iā€™m on Twitter under my real name and I donā€™t care, but I think those who do care have the ā€œfreedom not to discloseā€.
  • Well, if there are many people who insist that there should be a single name, we would probably say ā€œselective multiple names and Forced Single Nameā€ in the same way that we said ā€œsystem of selective marital separation and forced same-sex marriageā€. Name]ā€ in the same way as we have described ā€œselective multiple names and Forced Single Nameā€.

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