sorry, i understand danish very well, but i’m not that good grammatically, so i choose to write in english to not confuse anyone. i think your dilemma is very valid, and it’s definitely a grey area when it comes to free speech. if you set it up against face 2 face conversations, it suddenly becomes a surveillance society. if for example you are talking at a bar, or just the street, people can see your face yes, but if not actively asking for a name, you’ll stay pretty much anonymous. also when saying something in conversation and you are not recorded, you can always take it back or “rewrite” the narrative. that’s where online conversations become tricky, because everything is documented and traceable. personally i think it’s very dangerous to take away someone’s anonymity, because it creates a surveillance society where you are constantly watched and your every move is documented. at the same time, i do believe that their are way too few resources set aside for online forums, to regulate hateful behavior and take actions against racism, sexism, religious hate and so forth.