CapelDodger
Penultimate Amazing
I wonder about some people as well.This is the key observation here. Many people seem to believe that journalists owe HanA**holeSolo a duty of confidentiality, because . . . memes are sacred or something. Certainly they haven't been able to cite anything from the canons of journalistic ethics on point, which makes me wonder why they expect to persuade anyone from that profession.
What happens in social media stays in social media for all to see should they look. Who doesn't know that in 2017?
Reddit may have such a duty if they promise it, but we're all responsible for the faith we put in promises made.Has anyone made a good argument that we generally owe reddit users (or anyone else) a duty to protect their real names from being linked with their pseudonyms? If so, I'd like to see what the argument looks like.