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No. 1101
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Not a special right, per se. But if there's an instance where someone actually needs to be identified within a thread, that person should be identified for the sake of keeping things from getting too chaotic and to prevent the trolls from attempting to troll each other.
For instance, when the real Thorg or Tito enters into a thread to confirm/deny the legitimacy of content, that's a valid reason for the poster to be identified. In a system where anyone can identify themselves in any way they please, you get impostors and confusion and misunderstand and namefag circlejerking up the ass.
If forced anonymous were in place, there wouldn't be so much Tom Cruise spam or unfunny introman threads. Jengatype or Tubular Monkey wouldn't be able to post in a thread and immediately kill/derail a thread by making people wonder why the hell certain posters feel like they don't have to post anonymously when everyone else has no problem with posting without a name.
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