It will fall the day that we&#x27;re able to link the comments and accounts across multiple sites&#x2F;services together to actual individuals. The &quot;shaming&quot; mentioned will continue for the culprits, just like it did for the victims, into their real-life.<p>I am actually torn about this. On the one hand, I understand and value that anonymity (at least, superficially) is big part of what makes the internet great. But on the other hand, I can&#x27;t help but believe that we&#x27;ll be in a completely better society if people <i>didn&#x27;t</i> have a space to vent their rage in some sort of wide-reaching, public arena. Leaving their only recourse for dealing with such rage to be actual manifested &quot;rage&#x2F;hate&#x2F;racism&#x2F;sexism&#x2F;other-ism&quot;, which is pretty darn easy to point out concretely, and to ostracize.