Japan wants end to Net anonymity
又是看到跟日本有關的新聞文章. 這個還滿有意思的.
感想: 假如每個人都習慣用自己的真實名字的話, 應該是可以reduce internet crime. 為什麼人不敢用真名字呢? 就是因為怕被發現, 或是讓人知道自己是誰. 沒用真名的話, 可以說一堆廢話, 或是在那裡騙人, 也不會有人知道你的真正身分. 說可以track IP, 不過很多人都懶得去check…. 是dynamic IP的話, 得找ISP才能查到是那一戶人家. 然後還要看到底是那個家裡的誰…..
我想日本是想要教育人說, 用自己的名字才是好的, prove that you’re not ashamed of your own name and that you’re proud of it. 我覺得這樣的想法是對的. 像南韓好像就已經很多人都用真名了. 我是只會有時候用first name, 姓氏盡量也不會用. 小時候是會啦, 不過長大後就會想要”保護”自己… ^^” 日本就是要attack+教育有我這種想法的人~ 日本人都很愛國的樣子, 我相信他們的教育很有可能會成功.
(article from ninemsn)
Japan wants end to Net anonymity
16:50 AEST Wed Jun 29 2005
Japan is encouraging people to use their real names when writing articles or posting information on the internet to help reduce crimes that are committed due to the Net’s anonymity.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications will incorporate a set of measures for the campaign in a final report its “information frontier” study panel is set to release later this week, the sources said.
Among measures being envisaged are asking elementary and junior high schools across Japan to use blogs and so-called social networking sites, both considered less anonymous than others, in their education, the sources said.
The communications ministry will work out details on these measures in cooperation with the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology, they said.
The government has decided to launch the campaign as internet users can easily access information deemed harmful for youth via the Net, such as how to make a bomb and recommending group suicides.
The communications ministry has judged it necessary to encourage people to turn to internet sites with less anonymity in order to reduce Net-related crimes, the sources said.
In its report, the information frontier study panel is expected to propose schools teach children “morals” in the use of internet to make them feel like expressing their views under their real names.
These students are discouraged from taking advantage of useful information means made available at the Net to make themselves understood, as many internet sites are highly anonymous, the panel will say.
The ministry will also call on municipalities to actively use social networking sites to revitalise regional economies, the sources said.
The use of real names has become more common in South Korea and the practice helped prevent Net-related crimes in the country, according to the communications ministry.
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