WikiIndex:Real names: Difference between revisions
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Attaching a psudonym to your IP address through the LoginToEdit process | Attaching a psudonym to your IP address through the LoginToEdit process | ||
== 3. Anonymous with some | == 3. Anonymous with some traces == | ||
No login needed, your IP address is logged, and that is not neccessarily attached to you, because often there is a variable IP address assigned for connections to the internet. Sometimes IPs are scrambled look for mod-scramble-ip. | No login needed, your IP address is logged, and that is not neccessarily attached to you, because often there is a variable IP address assigned for connections to the internet. Sometimes IPs are scrambled look for mod-scramble-ip. | ||
Revision as of 12:09, 14 November 2009
There are three ways to be identified when editing a wiki:
1. Use Real Name
WikiIndex as a community prefers that people participate using the style of RealNames.
- Some basis for this is at Meatball:UseRealNames
- The WELL - an orginal community on the internet learned that RealNames were important to building trust in an emotionally context free medium, such as the internet.
2. Pseudonyms
Attaching a psudonym to your IP address through the LoginToEdit process
3. Anonymous with some traces
No login needed, your IP address is logged, and that is not neccessarily attached to you, because often there is a variable IP address assigned for connections to the internet. Sometimes IPs are scrambled look for mod-scramble-ip.
4. Anonymous at all
No login needed, no IP logged, no automatic pseudonymisation. Even if not all af the time, for instance at AK VORRAT.