>>7874
>I have seen worse posted on /mlp/, 8/pone/, etc purposefully but don't have the blanket of anonymity that a crowd provides.
yeah, mostly because this board doesn´t cover up much the people who are posting around hereexcept for the fact that we have the same equal cover. Yet it is so easy to spot anyone that it basically feels like a public forum without any name for the user profiles.

>belong to a church where singing is A cappella and thus there is a few songs and tunes I can adapt myself quite well too and some claim that I am good at singing.
well, a guitarist and an A Capella singer shitposting on a board related to MLP. I wonder if /endpone/ has become the successor of /flutter/ or was always music related all along... are we sure that we haven´t mistaken it with /mu/?

>there is a few songs and tunes I can adapt myself quite well too and some claim that I am good at singing.
same happens to me. Not a singer at all yet there are parts or full songs that require a low voice and thus,I could sort of pretend that I can pass as a singer for a short while. Still, I prefer the instrumental side and forget about being the vocalist here.

>>7876
>I will point out that obscurity is overly demonized by a lot of said professionals who have a idiotic hatred for obscurity being part of any security measures at all.
keep in mind that one cannot control obscure things until they emerge and become clear for anyone. Thus, making things less obscure facilitates quite a bit the predictability. Anonymity works nicely for obscuring things and hinders the identification. However, there are ways to secure yourself that are way more effective than resorting to anonymity all the time as a life vest.