Or enough social networks
So there’s a new social network on the block called Duvamis that is touting super-duper anonymity as its calling card.
From a Computerworld story on our site:
The company says that anonymity allows its users to express themselves freely, ignoring social or peer pressure. …
“We are pleased to provide users with a truly anonymous forum for free communication and self-expression,” said Peter Gechy, a Duvamis vice president. “We are confident users will find the Duvamis community as a space free from outside influence where they can show their true identity and a catalyst for self-discovery.”
The story notes that “the site’s founders also are remaining anonymous, in keeping with the rules of the site.”
Rules are rules. … And nothing inspires confidence in a startup operation quite like founders who won’t put their names on the project.
