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Nathan Miller argues that anonymous accounts on Twitter and YouTube are run by miserable people hiding from accountability. He claims most online harassment comes from anonymous users and says their comments deserve to be ignored entirely.
Nathan Miller argues that anonymous accounts on Twitter and YouTube are run by miserable people hiding from accountability. He claims most online harassment comes from anonymous users and says their comments deserve to be ignored entirely.
People who have anonymous profiles on either Twitter, YouTube, or anything are the most miserable people on the planet Earth. They are literally so cowardly that they cannot even— they can make all these comments and stuff and say all these things, but they're not willing to put their name or their face behind it. I swear, 99% of the hate you guys will get if you guys ever do social media, or if you guys ever try to grow a personal brand, is from anonymous people, people who are scared to even put their name, put their likeness behind their actual accounts. You actually know who they are. It's a big problem. Like, once you become anonymous on something, you don't have any repercussions if you say something wrong, if you spread lies, if you spread misinformation. There's nothing that— you cannot be held accountable whatsoever. And so from now on, like, anytime you see an anonymous comment or something like that from someone who doesn't even have their name as their profile name, like, I would completely disregard it because they have no credible backbone that will actually make them have to say the truth, like having your name behind it.
