more likely the 36 that use Anonymous. most don't care to post to such a thread, it's another in a long line of the same about things that have near to no possibility of changing mostly because nobody has the time to make them anyway.

i just wanted to chime in on the "no i don't really care for the anonymous user" side in case there's ever a rewrite.

somebody up there would have to spend a lot of time to make any such changes, it's a doubtful proposition.

besides, there's not much Perl

$posts = {
  'user' => [ 1..1000 ],
  'another' => [ 1..300 ],
  'junk1' => [ 1 ],
  'junk2' => [ 1 ],
  'junk3' => [ 1 ],
  'anonymous' => [ 1..20000 ],
}
[download]

luckily there's a date and title, otherwise anonymous would really suck.

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