quote:Originally posted by Baseballdad1228:
The problem with anonymity is that it can be a shield for those who aim to be hurtful for their own byzantine reasons.
So it can potentially be misused. So what? A rolling pin can be used to murder someone. Should we ban rolling pins? Sit around and criticize them as a whole, because of the possibility of misuse? Again, faulty logic.
quote:Originally posted by Baseballdad1228:
However, your anonymity is shared with people who blast young players, coaches and programs and do harm from the safety of their keyboard with only a screen name as a persona.
Some who openly publish their identities "blast young players, coaches and programs and do harm". So where is your blanket criticism of those who are not anonymous? Again, faulty logic at play here.
And you don't do "disrespect" or "condescending"? After your liberal use of the various forms of "cowardice"? Please....
You have shown substantial disrespect to many valuable contributors on this board who choose to remain anonymous. And with that I take issue.
I offer you the last word.