I made this decision way back in the ’90s, when I first started out online. Do I want to put the effort into keeping a distinct online identity, or not? I decided not, because I knew real pseudonymity took a lot of effort. Even when I started my rando blog in 1998.
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And as long as meatspace actually exists and we need to actually, you know, live and do stuff in the world rather than all discoursing constantly from our IV-and-catheter-equipped Posting Pods, it isn't actually total liberation It's an asymmetric tool for abuse
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All the chan anon posters have absolute power to use any online-linked tool at their disposal to fuck with anyone who *isn't* a 24/7 poster and *has to have* a real-life, trackable, persistent identity, be they an actual celebrity or just some rando who caught their attention
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