A Modest Proposal (for preventing anonymity startups from being a burthen to us, and for making them beneficial to us).
Jerry Colangelo, the chairman of the Hall, defended voting members' anonymity to prevent politicking.
Like other students in the group who granted interviews, he insisted on anonymity to prevent his name from being publicly tied to cheating.
"You're not dealing with the kid," said the executive, who requested anonymity to prevent N.C.A.A. scrutiny of his former club's draftees.
To prevent the tragedy of anonymity though, this Virginia-born-and-reared mid-western transplant, who was first a brilliantly innovative theatrical producer-director, and then a creative landscape architect and florist, took decisive action.
However, due to the relatively small numbers of people with a relative in this situation, there is still a risk that some participants could be identifiable and therefore some quotes are left unattributed and at times, their gender and/or roles may have been changed to increase anonymity and prevent jigsaw identification (refer [ 47, 48] for further details regarding our anonymising strategy).
"Anonymity prevents reversal of transactions, but with a trend away from anonymity, transactions will be visible and thereby reversible under certain circumstances," says venture capitalist Michael Jackson of Mangrove Capital Partners.
Despite the fact that k-anonymity can prevent identity attacks, it fails to protect from attribute disclosure attacks because of the lack of diversity in the sensitive attribute within the equivalence class.
"Lie by lie!" shouted a Labour backbencher, his anonymity preventing him from being thrown out.
I chatted with Coquette through Twitter DMs (her need for anonymity prevented a phone call) over two days about the impact she has had on her readers over the years, our shared near-death experiences, and her surprisingly simple key to happiness (a sense of scale and mindfulness in the present).
