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>>2755471
>Lol, so basically you're saying Anonymous is no different from how they are in person when they post here. Too afraid to be noticed, looked at, or thought badly of - even online when no one knows who they are. So they post anonymously in order to be able to run away from any negative comments or attention they may get, telling themselves it's safe and just pretending it wasn't aimed at them.

Actually, no, so your entire effort in that posting is wasted. The whole point (if you weren't so terrible at reading comprehension) was that Anonymous posters are forced to have all their posts based on the merits of the post itself. If you want to criticize something, criticise the post, criticize the argument.
Having a consistent, recognizable "face" only serves to color people's views about your argument. People will be biased based on their past experiences of you, and won't judge your posts fully based on the post itself. It is in this way that tripfags are detrimental to any kind of discussion.

In short; Anonymity ensures that everyone can tell what is a good post and a bad post accurately without blind bias or prejudice.