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twilyth
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I go out of my way to make sure I'm anonymous and I don't understand people who aren't jealous of their privacy. But then as a retired attorney, I tend to look at things from a worst case scenario. Of course I understand that isn't always justified. However if it doesn't cost you anything (or very much) to remain anonymous, then the nominal effort involved is justified - however remote any potential consequences might be.There are people who behave poorly because of the anonimity that the internet allows.
They would NEVER act that way if they were face-to-face with someone and might have to own up to their actions.
I am WYSIWYG in both real life and online, for better or worse, but to hide behind the anonimity of the 'net and cause misery is being an epic coward in my book.
As always, just my 2 cents.