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Why anonymous blogging matters more than real name blogging?

June 27, 2020 by Rupesh Kumar

Many times, people miss seeing the beneficial aspect of how anonymous blogs work! When beginning to blog, you must equip with a little know-how about the web communities. Often, people use the internet to learn about news, mail someone, or even for internet banking purposes also. But do you know about the safety of the internet for doing the banking transactions? It may be possible that some hacker encrypts your credit card password by unauthorized means and use it for personal gains. Sounds scary? It is one of the biggest concerns of people while making any transactions online.

anonymous blogging

What would happen when you use your real name to start blogging? Thinking that the people will learn about your confidential details too? No doubt, hackers are the experts of the internet, and they can catch all your data with just one clue. And when you stop giving clues, no one holds power to track your details.

When you want to create a personal finance website with your pen name, you may be concerned that people will explore more about your financial condition. Or it can even result in any hacker using your identity to learn your sensitive information such as credit card details or net banking passwords.

If you’re searching for – are anonymous blogs safe, then you can get your answer here! Undoubtedly, people do have different reasons to support or defend online anonymity.

Freedom to be honest

Freedom to be honest

When you’re blogging with your real name, everyone can find out what kind of words you’re going to use, what will be your style of blogging, images selection, domain name, and so on. And people can even pass judgment statements on it. What’s your hidden secret which you feel the shame of when talking with a real name? Is there any relationship advice that you want to give to people using an anonymous name? For all these purposes, you can be honest by posting blogs anonymously.

Though, the situation gets reversed in the case of an anonymous blog post. Without using your pen name, you get the freedom to talk honestly upon any issue or subject. You feel like a free bird that can roam on any branch of the subject. If you keep your identity anonymous, then not even your friends get to catch your post. Using an anonymous name indicates that no one will be linking your life with the blog. It might be possible that one day your identity may be figured out, so be prepared for it.

When no one is aware of your real identity, you can talk about any subject matter, whether it is past relationships, deep struggles of life, or anything. It can either be some strong debate topic of politics that you can take on your post. Anonymity enables people to come up with their real-life stories with no fear of anyone catching their real identity.

Maintain a separation in different websites

Maintain a separation in different websites

When you’re running different websites that don’t hold any link, you would like to make a separation among them. Doing so can save you from answering- “Why to write a blog on investment options, the second one on digital methods to safe transactions, and so on?” This can be irritating to handle at once.

What if all the websites are tracking you in some hidden way? This will be too scary to imagine. So, what things are you doing to ensure complete privacy from different websites? Or how can you catch a website tracking you? It is possible to catch whether a website is tracking your browser history or not. For finding this, you need to see whether you find ads of one website on another website without the websites connected? If so, then you’re being tracked, and all your browser history is getting noted on the website. For this purpose, it is best to seek online anonymity and browse privately.

Cleans away the negative response

Cleans away the negative response

What’s the biggest fear of blogging online is the negative response which may come from the readers! But how can you think about something which hasn’t happened yet? Are you an astrologer or believe that astrology reveals facts about the future? If so, then you must come out in the real world. Online anonymity does come with the freedom to avoid thinking what others will respond to your post!

Final thoughts

Everyone can’t find the correct answer for each query related to anonymous blogging. Sometimes, you may find that few of your blog posts required real identity disclose, and a few may not require it. When talking about privacy, it can be ensured in anonymous blogging. Your real-life may be connected by some readers with your blog content when you disclose your identity. Though, no reader can find so when you post using an anonymous identity.

When passionate about writing, you may want to do it without the fear of speaking the truth or revealing any wrong happening at your place. For all the passionate bloggers, they can write blogs using anonymous profiles to hide their identity.

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About Rupesh Kumar

Rupesh Kumar founded Best Free Web Resources in 2010 and edits the site. He writes about free web resources, web development and running open AI models locally. Learn more: About BFWR & our editorial standards → · Follow on X (@bestfreewebres) →

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