How would the Internet change if you were required to sign everything with your real name?
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In real life (specifically here in America), you don't attach your name to everything you do, you are given an element of freedom and privacy. You can walk to the grocery store and buy whatever you like. You can pretend to be someone else, or go incognito for weeks at a time.
The internet would not exist except as a way of downloading facts from informational websites. There would be no games, or blogs, or question sites. Just pure fact and information. Everything else would become a ghost town.
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