I hate to say this
But in our society, one of the great strengths has always been that you have a right to know who your accusers are and have them known to you.
If I say something about a Doug Allen for example, at least I put my name out there -- as does Jeffrey Lichtman who is actually closer to a public figure than I'll ever be,
Doug then has the right to know who it was that said something about him, and I don't have any problems with that.
If you are going to post on a subject that is controversial, then anyone does have the right to know who you are.
If you wish only to post on subjects such as,, observations on 1967 Topps hi #'s, then go ahead and don't worry about if anyone knows who you are.
I think this gives everyone a chance to face their adverseries and I'm sorry but I'm all in favor of giving names. Having the right to know who it is saying something --- is a basic American right.
Regards
Rich
Last edited by Rich Klein; 04-03-2011 at 01:14 PM.
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