"A new proposal from the cyberlaw scholar Danielle Citron in her new book, Hate Crimes in Cyberspace, suggests how sites dedicated to protecting its users’ identities could compromise, as well, and mitigate the excesses of anonymity. As Citron puts it, social networks could treat anonymity as “a privilege that can be lost.”"
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