I still don't understand. There is nothing that would link a new username to the one you have now, if you didn't want it to.
Does having a name on reddit give your posts more weight in discussions? Are you too proud of your post history to "give up on it" (not meant to sound snarky)?
- Because most people aren't asked "are you kleinbl00?" within 3 days of assuming a new pseudonym.
This happened. Literally. For eight weeks. Reddit was much smaller then, but it still happened.
I know you want to think I don't know what I'm talking about, but I do. And you don't have to listen to me, but I also don't have to talk to you.
Yet I am.
I walked away from Reddit. Deliberately and with forethought. I came here instead. By then, I'd been nominated for commenter of the year four years running. I'd been bestof'd more than a hundred times. That and a couple bucks will buy you a cup of coffee but the fact of the matter is, my writing style and subject matter is such that even when I wasn't busy being "kleinbl00" I got called out for being "kleinbl00."
Believe it or don't. I can't explain it any clearer.
Well it's a bit clearer now. I've never been part of a small online community where people would be able to identify each other through their writing styles.
This subject is quite interesting, though, I appreciate the insight.
I never asked you to confirm this, but I'm pretty sure I caught you on an alt account making a top level comment in an r/askreddit thread. I recognized you by both writing style and story. All I said was, "Hi."
(Because reddit is the only other place i use this username.)
The user said hi back.
So if that was you, we can confirm a little example-in-action right now for the gallery.