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I do not like this idea. I have some reasons why.

tilly, one of our most valuable monks was in Anonymous Monk exile for a while. I certainly would not have wanted to preclude him from replying to any of my posts.

This is a public forum - public means public.

Some of the contributions to the offering plate are made anonymously - would you really want to deny someone who pays money so that you can enjoy this site from replying to your node?

No matter how idealistic you are, reality is that we have a damn good system that shouldn't be changed without serious consideration.

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