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this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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Everything needs to be tied to a user at the protocol level. So the best way to implement this would be to generate a random username (GUID?), and set the display name to "Anonymous User".
But then you might as well let the users do that themselves, and the user can delete their account when they're done with it. Not that it would really harm to keep it around either way, just a couple wasted bytes in the database.