If my eyes are closed, you can't see me

Well, I ran across this, and it struck me funny so I am sharing it with you cyber readers.
A young man - we'll call him Paul - gets frustrated with the level of gossip and criticism at his school. Instead of complaining about it, he decides to be proactive. He creates a group on Facebook to counteract all the negative energy that he perceives to be happening in his grad class.

On the Facebook group, there has to be a description posted so that people will know what parameters it has.

He writes a whole paragraph about his disappointment with the general interactions of the class. He writes about how people can start a discussion on the site about things that are bugging them and others will be able to respond. The most important thing he feels is that everyone should have the right to anonymity. He feels making anonymous comments will be helpful because the teenagers might want to address an issue but not get bugged about it in the halls. So he says that even he will remain anonymous and there will be a good chance that he will never reveal his identity even if people ask for it. (So don't bother)

The very first person to join his Facebook site writes on the Wall where everyone can see.
"Uh Paul, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but your name is plastered all over the Facebook site because you are the administrator and your name is published there."

So much for being an anony mouse.