The bigotry exception to anonymizing.


In my broken culture post I scrubbed people’s identities. I have a lot of reasons for doing that and making it about issues was the reason I choose to do it. It’s an intense subject and I think will help.

I was originally going to keep the identities there. But it’s better as a topic before I do anything. At the present I think attaching bigotry to identity is a good thing. But it’s worth thinking about the consequences. Plan for potential reactions. I’m actively thinking about a creative series.

I’m open to criticism. I might not change anything but it’s good to know about concerns involving political shaming.

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  1. says

    In my “Broken Culture” post, I chose to anonymize everyone’s identities. I had a few reasons for doing that, but mainly, I wanted to keep the focus on the issues themselves. It’s a sensitive topic, and I think that approach will make the discussion more useful.

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