TDPL a bad idea?

[Justin Johansson]

Ali Çehreli wrote:
> John D wrote:
> 
>> What is your name and address? 
> 
> I was considering about commenting on your missing identity.
> 
> If you want me to take you seriously, you must show me that you are 
> brave enough to use your real name. Only then you can start learning how 
> empty your self-proclaimed C++ understanding is. (I promise that I will 
> teach you.)
> 
> Don't hide behind acronyms either: If you are not brave enough to expand 
> what you mean by "TDPL", I will not take you seriously. Go on! Do it! 
> You can expand it...
> 
> Ali Çehreli
> "a real name :p"

Speaking about undisclosed identity, readers of this NG will no doubt
have some strong views on these new, almost-first-in-the-western-world,
laws that have just come into effect in South Australia.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/02/02/2807584.htm

Rann Government curbs internet debate

During election periods, anyone posting (Internet) comment or blogs must 
publish their real name and postcode.

Err, umm, my name is Jo Hansson, sir.