When anonymous blogging can kill?


	When anonymous blogging can kill?

Unspun

3-3-2008 9:42 AM

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advertising, blogging, anonymous

Unspun says:

Here's one for the debate on whether someone should blog anonymously. Unspun's firmly in the camp that says you should have to cojones to put your name to your bitching. Others do not think so.

Where do the rest of you stand?

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