Having noted the absence of some, and the changing of sign-in by others, I'd like to point out that it's still possible to register anonymously, while adding a name or identifier of some sort at the END of a comment. I don't care how people choose to sign in to blogger. It's leaving no way to separate one anonymous comment from another than I find annoying.
So thanks, Sam Spade, for going to the trouble. But it wasn't your way of signing in to which I was referring...
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Actually I prefer having my name up top. To be honest I hadn't noticed that option before. I wondered how my chum Beer Bottle did that.
ReplyDeleteIncidentally the main reason I comment anonymously is that I don't wish to accept cookies from Google/Blogger. Google can use these cookies to track one's visits to all sites that host AdSense ads, which is a lot of them.