Why do people trash you when you ask an anonymous question through an anonymous Q&A box?

I’m Saito, a column writer ♪ I’m sorry if I’ve unintentionally come across that way. If my answers aren’t useful to the person asking or to those reading them, I’ll hold back a little.

I’m Joe, the column writer. The reason is simple: it’s a question so brain-melting that I can practically feel my brain leaking out. By the way, I don’t think there’s any issue with anonymity when it comes to critical questions. After all, as the name “anonymous question box” suggests, the club allows people to remain anonymous. Besides, which is more anonymous: writing “I’m a female member in my 20s who registered a year ago,” or writing “I’m Joe, the column writer”? For all anyone can really tell about me compared with the other respondents, it’s basically just my gender. That’s about all a pen name here tells people, in my opinion. That said, even if a question is critical, I still wish it would actually be a question. Don’t you think there are far too many personal attacks hiding behind the guise of questions?