Pseudonymity Analysis

In the article “Anonymous social media- Understanding the content and context of Yik Yak” the authors : Erik W. Black, Kelsey Mezzina, and Lindsay A. Thompson argue that even though Yik Yak, an anonymous social medial aimed for college students does present potential abuse, it does not demonstrate serious threat to students. The study was conducted for three days across 42 different college campuses.The author proclaims that the college campuses that were used in the research to study the content of yik yak posts are located in the Eastern and Southern parts of U.S. To support their claim, the authors incorporate numerical data from their study. The purpose of this research was obtain a better understanding of what type of content students

The legal drinking age in the state of Colorado is 21-years-old. Like many who are underage, you may have used a fake ID in order to obtain alcoholic beverages. Although this may seem like just another situation of kids being kids, being caught using falsified identification may be considered a serious offense. At Roselle & Breitigam, P.C., we are often asked how a phony ID may impact a person’s future. In this post, we will discuss the potential consequences for using fake identification in Colorado.

Growing up as a lad, I was immersed in music and entertainment. I watched my aunt and uncle play guitar in a band and at church. Being pretty well versed in music myself–I played the piano, flute, piccolo and clarinet. Yes, it is safe to say music and entertainment is in my DNA making it inevitable that I follow my passion for the business. It took some time to realize the importance of following the lifelong passion in which I so dearly held on to as I conquered other paths in life.

Pseudonym/ In fear of being hounded by the press after the release of his new book David used the pseudonym DR.Bob to write all his novels.

When I was a young girl, I remember going to the movie theaters to see a movie called “The Hiding

I pulled myself out of bed and I noticed that I was late for work because I didn’t set my alarm. I went to the kitchen and made 2 eggs and 4 strips of bacon. I felt like I forgot something and I noticed that I didn’t take my credit card from my computer chip.

When signing up for a social media platform, do you ever read those labourious pages of terms and conditions? According to an article published by The Guardian, a whopping 73% of people do not read the fine print when registering themselves for these information seeking platforms. These platforms are instruments of communication, which people all around the world use to exchange ideas, information and facts about themselves. While sharing this information people tend to believe that they are communicating on a secure platform however these people have not read the fine print. Individuals, who believe this, believe that they are communicating with in a private environment. They are obviously wearing blinkers. There is no such thing as privacy in the 21st century in which we are living, even though it should be our right. In reality we are being

1) A valid picture ID (Primary ID), such as a government-issued photo identification card, a Driver’s

Most of all the distinctive things of early Christian literature is which it was forged. Literature played a virtually unparalleled role in their individual and communal lives, the Christians were remarkably even astonishing. Only two of the authors named themselves correctly in the surviving literature in the first Christian century. Every one of the other Christian writings are anonymous or false as described. Forgery is not the only kind of pseudonymous writing there is. Now in the modern world pseudonymity occurs in a couple different forms. There are simple pen names, that are usually innocent enough. People today do not appreciate nor accept forgeries anymore than people did in the ancient times. There are a bunch of conversations of

Stephen King is a widely known author who published 54 novels and over 200 short stories, but the catch is he used the pseudonym named Richard Bachman. The reason for having to use this pen name is because during the time Stephen was writing, it was only a common practice for authors to release a book a year. So with the pen name is was possible for him to do double the work. It was also like an alter ego for him and he even came up with an entire fictional story for him. Even though Stephen was caught using a pen name, by that time it was possible to publish more than one story a year so he continued using his “alter-ego” for fun and even used Bachman in his future

The broken windows phenomenon suggests that if it appears “no one cares,” disorder and crime will thrive (Miller, Hess & Orthmann, 2014). In this case involving the Anonymous Community I would definitely believe as an officer that the theory applies here. It’s unfortunate that such history is deteriorating away, but after so many years of nothing being restored that will happen. As buildings begin to fall apart delinquents tend to believe it is okay to illegally occupy these buildings and continue to destroy them since no one is taking care of them. I’m sure in rough communities many officers see this kind of vandalism all the time, but without proper communication with citizens and outsourced funding not much can be done to stop it. As in

Some authors don’t use pen names because of the fear of what people might think of their career but as an easier way to get published. Especially women authors did the in the earlier years

For the sake of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, American citizens crumple up their own desires and follow laws such as the speed limit and paying taxes. These laws are given by the government, created by citizens to protect all residences. After all, you would give up a few priorities for the name of common good too, right? But there is a borderline between what you should give up and shouldn’t give up. For example, privacy rights. In most cases, people would claim that they have nothing to hide, but the definition of privacy is not covering the atrocious. Privacy is a fundamental value of human right; it is our defense and space permitted to us of being ourselves. The right to privacy is to prevent the invasion

“Yes, Erin this is officer Basal from Patton Township police, I’m just calling to let you know we have something you may have lost. Just call me back at this number so we can talk”. My heart sunk into my stomach as I listened to this voicemail. I walked back to class with all my thoughts focused on that voicemail. “Should I call her back?” I thought. For the next twelve minutes left of class I sat there pondering on what I should do. How stupid of me to accidentally throw out my wallet with my fake ID in it. Two weeks ago after I realized what I had done and thought, “Oh well, I threw it out, I can't do anything about it now”. End of story, I just had to replace my fake ID, real license and debit card, no big deal. How did my wallet get in

Pseudonymity is the practice of creating new works in the name of famous deceased authors (Harris, 2014 p.  387). In Hellenistic Judaism and early Christian writing, it was common to see this and it was often used to express the thoughts and ideas of the author as if they were still alive.  Writers often use this practice to show praise for the author’s work, not as a means of deception.  However, this practice makes it difficult to determine authorship for some pieces of work, and scholars have questions several pieces of the New Testament, including six of the Pauline letters and seven Catholic Epistles documents (Harris, 2014 p. 387).  Some believe that this type of writing was tolerated by the Christian church, while others disagree, stating