[ SECRET POST #2623 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2623 ⌋

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Comments

[illiadandoddity]

Exactly. God knows I was writing porn as a teenager, but I'm sort of wondering about the fandom trend away from underage kids lying about their ages. Maybe it's because they no longer have to go through the old geocites "If you are over 18, click the 'i' in the word warning to prove you read this message and see this NC-17 fic."

[(Anonymous)]

I wonder if it's because there's this increasing push, by big name corporations like Facebook and Google, to use your real identity. Anonymity used to be common knowledge on the Internet, lying was always part of it. Kids these days might have less "anonymous" culture because Facebook and Google want them to use their real names, etc.

[(Anonymous)]

On the flip side, this makes it easier to report them/charge them. Which is prolly what Google/Facebook wants in the first place....

[mautradutor]

Yes, I think you may have turned some criteria of Internet here.. now people assume "authenticity," which seems to mean revealing more than you really should.