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<blockquote data-quote="Emelee" data-source="post: 308171" data-attributes="member: 73">I prefer it that the accuser and the accused stayed anonymous until a guilty verdict in court. But some tabloids these days have absolutely no scruples. They will publish names and even make up stories that they fully well know are false. Then there are people online who dig and dig until they find out the identity of the news only call &quot;TV celebrity&quot; or &quot;moviestar&quot; etc. And then they spread the word. In Sweden, we have a huge message board called Flashback. Everybody knows if they want more info on who has been arrested or fired, may it be ordinary civilians or celebs, they can just go to Flashback and find out. If someone is arrested for knifing their partner, his or her identity will sooner or later be on Flashback. It also has a celebrity gossip section where members reveal what they know or have heard/seen about celebrities. It can be as simple as &quot;I saw him at the local grocery store where he complained about old people standing in his way. He obviously thinks much of himself.&quot;So even if mainstreem media tries to keep the identities a secret, it will come out anyway now that all people can publically publish anything they like.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Emelee, post: 308171, member: 73"] I prefer it that the accuser and the accused stayed anonymous until a guilty verdict in court. But some tabloids these days have absolutely no scruples. They will publish names and even make up stories that they fully well know are false. Then there are people online who dig and dig until they find out the identity of the news only call "TV celebrity" or "moviestar" etc. And then they spread the word. In Sweden, we have a huge message board called Flashback. Everybody knows if they want more info on who has been arrested or fired, may it be ordinary civilians or celebs, they can just go to Flashback and find out. If someone is arrested for knifing their partner, his or her identity will sooner or later be on Flashback. It also has a celebrity gossip section where members reveal what they know or have heard/seen about celebrities. It can be as simple as "I saw him at the local grocery store where he complained about old people standing in his way. He obviously thinks much of himself." So even if mainstreem media tries to keep the identities a secret, it will come out anyway now that all people can publically publish anything they like. [/QUOTE]

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