> Which means their alter-ego is probably the IRL one Another possibility is that they can make claims they don't really stand behind, because there's no perso

> Which means their alter-ego is probably the IRL one Another possibility is that they can make claims they don't really stand behind, because there's no personal responsibility for their statements. Trolling, essentially. The problem is, it's often hard to tell which is which. A bit of Poe's law.