I would both agree with and disagree with the claim that anonymity provides higher quality conversation, free of virtue signalling. On one hand, there's /out/

I would both agree with and disagree with the claim that anonymity provides higher quality conversation, free of virtue signalling. On one hand, there's /out/ focusing on outdoor hobby/lifestyle discussions which only has a minor infestation of Mora knife meme. Admittedly I own two Moras and those are excellent outdoor knives so the boundary between meme and reality is fuzzy. Other than that, /out/ is very civilized and contains extremely high quality content. On the other hand, there's /fit/ which seems to consist entirely of lifting broscience despite being anonymous. It is possible I'm missing the point because this discrepency reflects actual reality in that there is a useful objective opinion of, for example, proper medical foot care for long distance hiking or burn care, but there really is no one size fits all simple magic recipe for power lifting gains or "the" correct body building diet.