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Q: Do you believe in god? Why or why not?

11 years 42 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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God, such that It is, is not meant to be anonymous.

 

Wake up call to Admin...ditch anonymous posting before "God" or "Gods" strike you down.

adminanswer:

Hi Sinobear,

 

It has been suggested to the team, that's all I can do from here. 

 

Thanks!

 

Admin

11 years 42 weeks ago
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October1st:

I don't see any problem to be anonymous here but why some of your guys kept asking him to be not anonymous? The system allows it. If this anonymous do not feel comfortable to be showing his real name, then what you can do is to answer his question.

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sorrel:

@ October1st

we are all anonymous here, unless your real name is 'October1st'

most of the recent anonymous posts are just trolling because the posters are not 'brave' enough to identify themselves by using their online alias while asking either innocuous/pointless questions or just looking for a flame war.

many of the regular posters at least have the b***s to use their online alias when posting edgy questions - do you?

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Sinobear:

Okay, I won't be striking anyone down just yet. BTW: Thelatinodancer...troll #1...supports all latest anon postings...go figure.

Perhaps a -5 thumbs down count can be programmed to remove posts that we omnipotents deem unworthy - trail by jury so to speak.

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