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[holly_evolving]

Why does anyone tolerate anonymous posters? If you're too much of a coward to admit who you are, could your imput have been that important? I don't use my name online, but everyone knows who I am. I used to hide, but I got over that. At this point, I use Platypus because it's fun for me.

I'd love for the people who trash me online where it's safe to walk into a Markland war camp and try it there.

You don't even have to pay to attach your name when you slam me! You can get a goddamn free account here:

https://www.livejournal.com/create.bml

Attack away! I don't care. But at least have the balls to admit it was you, you fucking coward.

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[holly-evolving.livejournal.com]

"I know people used to read the journal and try to piece together what was going on using real-life knowledge."

Which always made me wonder: why? If no one really cared, then why read it? But that's human nature.

I'm glad people out there do understand why I wrote the way I did, and I'm glad I'm not the only one who sees a difference.

For the sake of those who won't go to the bottom of this thread, but will instead assume I attacked Walter, I reiterate: Walter is not the anonymous poster, and thus I have nothing against him.

Yes, anonymous posters are lame. No, I can't do anything to stop them. And I won't tell them to shut up; they have the same rights to free speech as anyone else, as far as I'm concerned. But I will sure as hell ban them from my LJ, as well as screening all comments before they're posted. I can't protect myself while in other people's spaces, but I can rule my space as I see fit. Which is good enough for me.