How does the anonymity of the site affect the character of the post?

Guaranteed Anonymity? JuicyCampus arrived in the wake of an October 16,2007, suicide by a teenage girl who was the victim of cyberbullying on the social networking site myspace.com. 4 Many students were thus shocked to find the candid nature with which murder threats were mentioned on the JuicyCampus website. The first threat occurred at Loyola Marymount University. Twenty-year-old Colgate University student George So wrote: I wonder if I could shut down the school by saying Im going to shoot as many people as I can in my second class tomorrow. I hope I get more than 50 . For liability reasons and IP tracking I will leave it at that. But seriously, this site is ridiculous, if it got big, and someone put the effort into writing a big long serious suicide note informing all readers that he would kill over 100 kids, they could shut down the school. Nice. 40 Although JuicyCampus claims that it does not keep specific records of users, So was tracked down via his IP address, arrested, and later released without charge. In regard to this issue, Ivester commented, "As for the dumb"*" who posted the message that has gamered so much attention on CNN... he deserved what he got. Do you really think Juicy Campus is going to stand up to the police on privacy issues, compromise their web site, and defend a student like that? Pshhhhh. "et A post remained on the JuicyCampus Frequently Asked Questions fonum inquiring. "Is this site really anonymousi: Despite these events, the Juicy Campus team tritely responded, "yes