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Tying a session to an IP would be about the only reasonable solution,

um, tying a session to a browser would be reasonable enough ... an ip can be well shared

and even then, only for the CB

anonymous monk doesn't have access to CB

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um, think of it as an automatic signature ... something to help you besides writing style ... oh, i'm responding to that shadowy figure in balcony seat 11E

In reply to Re^2: Assigning unique identifiers within a discussion thread to each distinct anonymous commenter by Anonymous Monk
in thread Assigning unique identifiers within a discussion thread to each distinct anonymous commenter by PopeFelix

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