I was thinking something along those lines. I think the strenght of Facebooks is that people use their real name. I wasn&#x27;t even thinking about searchability, but that&#x27;s potentially going right out the window.<p>3rd. parties that are using Facebook for logins are frequently using&#x2F;allowing Facebook precisely because you&#x27;re relative sure that it&#x27;s &quot;a real person&quot;. I know that&#x27;s one reason why we&#x27;re using it.<p>I might be wrong, but it certainly seems like people are less likely to engage in trolling or extremely bad behaviour if things are linked to Facebook, and I suspect that the real name policies are the reason.<p>It&#x27;s not that I don&#x27;t understand some peoples need for privacy or the use of pseudonyms, but you are playing in Facebooks walled garden, they make the rules. You don&#x27;t have to be on Facebook, nor are you entitled to a Facebook account. Maybe you would be wise to avoid Facebook if you have the need to hide your identity.