HERE’S THE ANSWER
Gleaned from this thread as of 8/18 2:18PM
At least I think this is the answer. Or answers.
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Because when you take the IRL identity stuff out of the process it makes communication smoother.
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Tradition. Yes, we do it this way because it’s the way we’ve been doing it for a long time. Since the birth of Facebook or whatever.
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So crazy people won’t track me down. Which seems crazy. But that’s just the kind half-acknowledged half-conscious consensual fantasy that people seem to buy into. So maybe it’s true.
P. Sherman
42 Wallaby Way.
Sydney.
I’m on my way. You’re gonna be sorry, fucko
Impressive.
Don’t you fear crazy people tracking you down and doing crazy stuff to you in reprisal for all the deviant stuff you’ve said?
Does it really matter? Why would they?
It’s one of the popular reasons for being anonymous. Sounds a bit crazy to me. But the consensus has thought crazier.