There are many reasons people use "anonymous" on the internet or even when calling certain places by phone. Some reasons include that the person:
If we weren't all "anonymous," then EVERYONE would know who we are. If you want to understand more about this, research our traditions.
The author would prefer to be anonymous.
anyone can hug anyone. -anonymous
Anything you want! It is anonymous, after all!
I am very creative ... why do you want to know about some anonymous person on the internet anyhow?
At the end of the day- nothing you do online is anonymous- but if you are trying to get participants for a survey or poll that requires anonymity you should consider reading the guide in the link below. Ultimately you want to give your participants confidence that you are collecting their data anonymously and there is no chance they can be identified. You would want to use an anonymous messaging service like silentsender.com . Read this Squidoo article about how to setup and anonymous poll or survey. http://www.squidoo.com/anonymous-email-how-can-my-blog-followers-send-me-anonymous-comments
Your teacher or interviewer does not want to hear what some anonymous person on the internet wishes - they want to hear YOUR wishes.
Yeah, anyone can.
Your interviewer is not interested in what some anonymous person on the internet thinks - they want to know whether YOU want to be a salesman and why. Tell the truth.
Yes. Anyone can have AA meetings ANYWHERE.
if you wanna keep yourself anonymous then go for it but i advise you to say who it's from. if you show that you're not scared to admit that you like this person then she'll be all over you
Anonymous is not an actual user, but rather an alias for anyone who contributes to WikiAnswers while not logged in. If the website says "Anonymous" did something, it really means that a user who was not logged in did it. For example, a question asked by "Anonymous" is a question that was asked by a user who is not logged in.