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...not discuss the issue. In retrospect, I think I should have indicated our real names policy, and that review would not remain anonymous.

...ed by the Citizendium Council—including registering according to the real names policy—and agrees to abide by this Charter.

...ned by the Management Council—including registering according to the real names policy—and agrees to abide by this Charter.

== Real names policy ==

...cants (much earlier in the article that you do) to read and understand the real names policy [[Citizendium#Real_names|here]] and [[CZ:Why Citizendium?#Real names are be

In any regards, given the real names policy and the practical need to ''credibly'' publish to advance careers (coupled

...hesitant to get into a "WP says" vs. "CZ says" discussion, unless WP had a real names policy. That being said, "on the 10th of September, 2001, was already planning a

...tware to do so, making their model unworkable without serious changes. Our real names policy should potect us in the unlikely event that anyone would think us worth bot

...7, 2008.</ref> It hopes to achieve that goal by only allowing users with [[Real names policy |real-name registration]] to edit, while giving experts in a particular fie

...ution is important or those for whom it is not. In any regards, given the real names policy and the practical need to ''credibly'' publish to advance careers (coupled

...community) but now I'm not so sure because I think he would quite like the real names policy... Can you tell I'm knee deep in finals papers? --[[User:Joe Quick|Joe Quic

...So, I'll propose that if we go with a strong judicial system, we drop the real names policy. It will bring more authors in and we'll have a strong judiciary to deal w