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Why have people such problems with the "anonymity" of Anonymous Monks?

I don't have a problem with it :)

But the anonymity of Anonymous Monks isn't compromised by branding, and the short life is a feature

The idea is for this 'visual hint' to help distinguish Anonymous Monks in a thread

Yours in perl,
Brother Marius of inappropriate Perlism

My computer smokes when I jam my file in it

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In reply to Re^2: to distinguish between [Anonymous Monk]s in a thread, brand 'em by Anonymous Monk
in thread to distinguish between [Anonymous Monk]s in a thread, brand 'em by Anonymous Monk

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