| ▲ | monegator 3 hours ago | |
It is the freedom that comes from being anonymous. To mock and ridicule, yes. to speak your mind, sure, But first and foremost to discuss between true equals, because you can only be judged by what you write, because the value you are bringing to the discussion comes from your words and not from your reputation as the real-world human you are. Being free to discuss controversial topics without having repercussion to your job or family (which is why doxxing was so frowned upon back then) Being free to do some stupid childish fun, just for laughs. Something we still had when it was just forums, even though we did have accounts they did not represent our whole persona, and we could be different people on different platform. Something that was almost lost for good when normies invaded the internet due to social networks. It's not completely lost yet, and we must fight to keep it. | ||
| ▲ | cindyllm 3 hours ago | parent [-] | |
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