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Seconded. Here, "you are what you post", basically. It's also a lot more
open in the anon boards -- I got sick of playing the "am I going to get banned for this post" game and the namefaggotry of regular forums ("I've been here a lot longer than you, or I'm the admin, therefore what I say is right and everyone follows along or get banned"). Registration (or re-registration, I've been banned more times than I remember) is also a fucking pain in the ass. Also, fuck forced politeness and that "don't say it unless it's positive" bullshit. Free anonymous speech FTW.
I also participate in a namefag forum for programming competitions we have, but there we just respect each other's right to free speech so it's closer to an anonboard but with names (we're all admins of the forum, we know we can delete others posts/etc. but we risk an adminwar so we usually don't.)