Although I am not a conscientious blogger, nor do I blog except as a vent for my frustrations, I do have the right to anonymity.
By my very nature, I am anonymous. I have no requirement set upon me in any circumstance to carry my identity with me as long as I have money in my pocket. I have no distinguishing features that a stranger may be able to mention my name.
In cyberspace I am infinitely more anonymous. By the internet's very nature, it is an anonymous culture. Anonymity is a God-given right that no judge can take away.
I do not wish to know the names of anyone I deal with over the world wide web. I do not wish to know the faces of my elected representatives. I do not need to know the names of all the paedophiles living in my street.
Mr Justice Eady, your judgment is vile. From my point of view I will judge you to be unhealthy. You are misinformed and I will be scrutinising you in the public domain with my voice, not online. I will be saying, vocally, things against your decisions to people I meet - I will out myself!
Mr Justice Eady, if you meet me in the street and smile, wish me a good morning, I will invite you to lunch. I wish to say to you some things, and I need for you to respond.
Yours most sincerely,
William Nicholson
London
P.S. you can find me on facebook, twitter, flickr, on the street, and other places - I've forgotten where.