Today, I continued to receive online harassment and cyberbullying on Reddit - with a "moderator" even lending explicit support. I'm sure that the hatred will eventually simmer down and I'm looking forward to no longer participating on Reddit. But equally it's got me wondering: what positives can I draw from this experience? I wanted to suggest - for myself and anybody else watching this - sharing more openly and authentically as a solution. Cyberbullying and cyberabuse is facilitated by online anonymity. Perhaps being more open about who we are and what we stand for is the counterbalance that can create less of it in the world. By: Daniel Rosehill.
