So now we need to solve a problem in the legal system?
Doesn't it get to a point where you can't solve any problems because of the other systems they're tied to?
How about we just agree from a moral perspective that:
1. Anonymous defamation etc. is cowardly and should be persecuted appropriately.
2. Maintaining reasonable privacy is something we should strive for, and that it should be just as important as #1.
3. A legal system needs to be in place that we can trust to maintain both #1 and #2.
Those are our requirements. Now I'm not saying we're going to solve it right here and now, but thinking about it this way, as a problem requiring a solution and not a big wall we can't get past, definitely isn't going to hurt.
Doesn't it get to a point where you can't solve any problems because of the other systems they're tied to?
How about we just agree from a moral perspective that:
1. Anonymous defamation etc. is cowardly and should be persecuted appropriately.
2. Maintaining reasonable privacy is something we should strive for, and that it should be just as important as #1.
3. A legal system needs to be in place that we can trust to maintain both #1 and #2.
Those are our requirements. Now I'm not saying we're going to solve it right here and now, but thinking about it this way, as a problem requiring a solution and not a big wall we can't get past, definitely isn't going to hurt.