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I completely completely support Anonymous Monk++ because the pros are so much more important than the cons.

Pros

Anon knows more than any of us. (Many knowledgeable people > you.)
Freedom: anon fears no social repercussions and thus will speak with a freer tongue in politically charged situations.
Anon is the gateway drug to the crack of PerlMonks. (Easy for new lusers.)

Cons

It can be hard to make sense of threads with 5 instances of anon responding. (It helps if you add least add some kind of handle, but whatever.)
Easy to confuse with AnomalousMonk because I'm old and my eyes are bad.
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In reply to Re: RFC: Purpose of Robes in Monasteries by rowdog
in thread RFC: Purpose of Robes in Monasteries by Anonymous Monk

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