Dropped boxes

Good day, /prog/

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Holy quad shitvermins, a decent discussion albeit not related to programming.
>>26
I don't think names are a good thing. Their only use is vanity/pride/self-image in this kind of board.
Well, yeah. Names give power to trolls. Look at RedCream and Wokon for example.
Thought, I do enjoy some posts from RedCream, Wokon was just that: A faggot. Now he's some sort of meme, occasionally posts with a tripcode and says something really retraded.
The problem is, the posters that claim to be Wokon are not really Wokon, but attention-seeking faggots.
Think of them like the doujin or CP posters on /b/. It's just an easy way to attract posters.

But honestly, I think we just shouldn't care as long as there are still the so called quality posters lurking and posting, and decent discussions, of course.

>>28
One does not necessarily want to sage a thread just because he wants to be anonymous.
No, even with the ID you are still anonymous, however identifiable and unique.
Why one wouldn't want to be identified in a thread?
The only reason I can think of is trolling or forcing opinions, memes and other things.
With IDs, it's a lot easier to spot trolls.