At least if the real name policy wasn't required they could go by an inoffensive alternate name... but I think it's also unfair to police real names like that.
An interesting footnote is that one of the examples in that article was a Facebook employee and the company still treated them like shit.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/technology-science/technology/f...
At least if the real name policy wasn't required they could go by an inoffensive alternate name... but I think it's also unfair to police real names like that.
An interesting footnote is that one of the examples in that article was a Facebook employee and the company still treated them like shit.