据asiajin报道，在2月8日，有不少在Hatena和Twitter科技论坛中颇具影响力的日本互联网用户发贴抱怨，他们因实名制问题而被Facebook拒之门外。他们当天想登录Facebook时，系统就弹出一个表格，表明他们的帐号已被禁止，必须填充完整的身份信息才能被放行。

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游戏邦获悉，该表格要求填充的信息包括：

·通讯地址

·姓名

·出生日期

·电子邮箱

·身份证的扫描照片——显示完整的姓名、出生日期、清晰的照片

有一些被禁的用户在Twitter上晒出了相关贴子，据游戏邦了解，这些被禁的用户名包括不少经常使用化名在博客、Twitter上发布文章的著名博客主、Hatena用户和网站用户。

虽然Facebook推行实名制的决心已经广为人知，但还是有不少活跃的日本社交网站用户就喜欢使用化名和虚拟头像行走网络江湖，所以Facebook的这一举动也许会对该网站最近在日本媒体的光辉形象造成影响。

由此可以看出，Facebook可能意在通过此举向日本市场再次宣扬他们的服务原则，“如果你不喜欢这种原则，那你就别用Facebook。”（本文为游戏邦/gamerboom.com编译，转载请注明来源：游戏邦）

Today February 8, some Japanese web users who are influential in tech communities like Hatena and Twitter, started reporting they were locked out from Facebook. After trying to log in, they were taken to the form, which title is “Complaints against a ban of your account, identity demanded”.

On the form, following information are asked to provide,

* contact mail address

* name

* date of birth

* mail address for log in if you can use it

* scanned image of your identification paper – keep full name, date of birth and photo clear, you may hide other information

Some of the banned users reported it on Twitter, which are listed on Togetter [J]. There are names including an A-list blogger, popular Hatena users, web users who write not only blogs/tweets but also books and articles under their nickname.

Banning pseudo name users seem not Japan only (thanks Dominic), but many of ‘active’ social network users are using pseudo name and icon in Japan, so it may have a chilling effect on the recent Facebook boom by its movie and media coverages.

Facebook and its Japanese branch show their service’s principle. It seems to tell “If you do not like it Japan, you do not need to use Facebook”.（source:asiajin）