> anything else i know i'm late to the party, but it just seems like place like HN, with a group of people who so vociferously speak in favor of online privacy

> anything else i know i'm late to the party, but it just seems like place like HN, with a group of people who so vociferously speak in favor of online privacy and person data ownership, would have no methods of completely removing one's identity/posts to the site. could you please address what appears to be a discrepancy between HN's policy and the audience?