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'''Identity dispute''' arises when '''claimed identity cannot be verified''' ie. that someone is who they are claiming to be '''or''' when anonymous users (anonymous users may in fact be [[trolls]] that frequent the media in question) that '''refuse to take an identity''' thus existing in the [[social club]] as non-persons. | '''Identity dispute''' arises when '''claimed identity cannot be verified''' ie. that someone is who they are claiming to be '''or''' when anonymous users (anonymous users may in fact be [[trolls]] that frequent the media in question) that '''refuse to take an identity''' thus existing in the [[social club]] as non-persons. | ||
This can be seen as a subset of a [[political dispute]] | This can be seen as a subset of a [[political dispute]] in that a political dispute may involve accusations of real or manufactured identity disputes as a form of political battle | ||
Some [[trolls]] claim that some ideologies claim that identity and politics itself are just forms of [[neutrality dispute]]. | Some [[trolls]] claim that some ideologies claim that identity and politics itself are just forms of [[neutrality dispute]]. | ||