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Revision as of 04:22, 30 June 2011
Forced Anon, otherwise known as Forced Anonymity was, up until recently, mandatory on 4chan unless of course you were really special, but names came back in April 2008, due to popular demand.
Fake Anon is a relatively recent form of newfaggotry spreading throughout 4chan, particularly r9k, involving physically typing out your name as "Anonymous", thereby more or less prostituting the entire idea of anonymous as a group to the end of attention, like the sister you've never really known. This can even be followed by tripcode; for example, Anonymous #DISREGARDTHATISUCKCOCKS. It is generally synonymous with whining tl;dr posts about personal experiences that should really just fuck off back to SA where someone might care.
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