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This policy is amazingly misguided – it’s like Franco trying to stamp out Catalan by banning baby names not on the state list.
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I can’t help thinking the people working on this project need reigning in for a while. This is just shoddy.
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Whatever anyone says about G+, they have a long way to go before they sink to Facebook’s level.
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I’ve not been paying attention to the Google policy in detail (G+? Meh, I can do without it the same as I do without Facebook), but I read these articles.
I go by the name IBBoard *everywhere* online. As far as the users of the Internet are concerned then that is my name. I don’t want or need to use my real name – my identity over the last 10 years has been built up as IBBoard. Does all of this mean that I couldn’t use G+, even if I wanted to, just because “IBBoard” isn’t a ‘real’ name?