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in thread Project Euler (a series of challenging mathematical/computer programming problems)

Point is, there's really not much to be gained by posting anonymously if you're also going to say who you are, because if people don't like your post, they'll easily find ways of expressing disapproval on your non-anonymous account. (Unfortunate, but true.)

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Re^5: Project Euler (a series of challenging mathematical/computer programming problems)
by ikegami (Patriarch) on Feb 07, 2006 at 00:22 UTC
    It seems I didn't make myself clear. I was saying anonimity is not the only reason to post as Anonymous Monk. Who says this person has a "non-anonymous" account? Signed Anonymous Monk *is* his non-anonymous account.
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