Sentence examples for use of anonymous comments from inspiring English sources

One reader, James Rusk of Toronto, lamented the magazine's use of anonymous comments from NYTimes.com, noting these were mixed together with letters accompanied by real names.

Prachatai closed its forums last year and other political websites have either closed their online forums or restricted the use of anonymous comments.

You can use anonymous comments, or a number of different identities.

University of Houston professor Arthur Santana compared thousands of online comments posted by anonymous and named users and found that 53.5percentt of the anonymous comments included language that was "vulgar, racist, profane, or hateful," compared to 28.7percentt of non-anonymous comments.

Will anonymous comments become a thing of the past?

Google has reversed a policy that forced users of Google+ to use their real names, allowing anonymous commenting to recommence on YouTube after an eight-month hiatus.

Anonymous comments and discussions with David Hunt improved earlier versions of the manuscript.

Rule Three: Anonymous comments.

Thanks to Jacob Beck, David Chalmers, Paul Horwich, Muhammad Ali Khalidi, Ernie Lepore, Robert Myers, Peter Pagin, Judy Pelham, Gurpreet Rattan, Claudine Verheggen, and a number of anonymous referees for comments on earlier drafts.

The manuscript was greatly improved by comments of anonymous reviewers.

The constructive comments of anonymous reviewers are helpful to improve the manuscript.