> "Anonymous" is just the default username for someone on 4chan. Not only is this the case, it's stringently enforced on a grassroots level. People are allowe

> "Anonymous" is just the default username for someone on 4chan. Not only is this the case, it's stringently enforced on a grassroots level. People are allowed to select usernames on 4chan, but people who do are considered less trustworthy and less savvy, and are generally disregarded by most anons. > Asking "What does anonymous thinks" is a roundabout way of asking "what do <random people> think?" Right, but with the caveat that they're not at all random. The average anon is like the opposite of the average redditor: High in disagreeableness, a born contrarian, and fond of saying provocative things to elicit a response. ("Give me (you)s now.") So asking "what does anonymous think?" is like asking what random people with those traits think.