Who cares? It sounds vaguely interesting, but it hardly "exposing" us.
I think "exposed" is a poor choice of words.
Anonymity is not affected. People have chosen to put out any information they have put out of their own free will. Perhaps you could argue that they did so without the knowledge that there would be the possibility of it being used as such, but this is how the world works. Ideas are recycled and reused daily. We all do it in our personal lives. Comedians and playwrights may use ideas from the real world or the virtual world.
The IIN site being exposed for comedy? How do you feel about this?
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Who cares? It sounds vaguely interesting, but it hardly "exposing" us.
I think "exposed" is a poor choice of words.
Anonymity is not affected. People have chosen to put out any information they have put out of their own free will. Perhaps you could argue that they did so without the knowledge that there would be the possibility of it being used as such, but this is how the world works. Ideas are recycled and reused daily. We all do it in our personal lives. Comedians and playwrights may use ideas from the real world or the virtual world.