perhaps they should pay rent at a rate that is commercially opprobrious.besides -- commercially appropriates. besides the slip times and the adjacent property maintained by the courts out. -- by the port staff. folks both young and old who bike and jog enjoyed the benefits. parents and grandparents bring their children and grandchildren along the waterfront. they are fascinated with the activity of boats coming and going. they eat lunch or just enjoy watching the marina activity. people frequently what pat's or fished off the pier. -- walk pets or fish off the pier. you get the point. this is a quality of life issue. the marina residents cannot be asked to shoulder the obligation of the city government's. we need a strategy to address the shortfall, one that addresses the quality of life for all marine the beneficiaries and citizens. thank you. commissioner ho: paul and then john. >> good afternoon, commissioners. as the commodore of the south beach marina yacht club, i thank you for managing in south beach harbor. as you referred, it is very important for

systems to figure out what you like and to organize them anyway you see at the age of politically opprobrious that you want. -- appropriate step you want. anonymity has its negatives. there are places where anonymity is really a problem. there also places where anonymity is really important. take a look at mexico. the local governments is involved. you cannot use a help line because people believe it is bugged. you need to have real anonymity to get people to tell you what they know. they're so afraid of death and retribution. it is a fine line. we will figure out as a society where real anonymity is appropriate and where it is a terrible idea. >> in google + you are finding their way. >> we require real name policy. we fell in the beating of a social network who is in it? is the behavior appropriate? twitter did a fantastic job of this. we have now liberalized that for the same reasons slim404. it is much easier to liberalize it than to restrict it once it is in place. >> do you think anonymity leads to a coarser dialogue? >> there is lots of evidence that people online say things they would