Zhu Yuchen, a 23-year-old weibo user in Shanghai with a verified identity, welcomed the real-name registration system, "because such rules can avoid some netizens who spread rumors online."
"The real-name registration regulation will provide a cleaner and healthier online environment in China, while it is also better for officers to manage the Internet," said Qian Jun, a Beijing-based lawyer specializing in online cases.
However, Kou Fei, an employee of an educational company in Beijing, who opened an account with a fake identity, said she will not use her weibo if she must be registered with her real identity.
"I will leave the space, because I want to keep my weibo private," she said.
Yu Guoming, a professor at the School of Journalism and Communication at Renmin University, also added the rule will negatively affect the development of the micro-blogging service, since some users will be afraid of speaking out if their identities are disclosed.
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