Be careful Mozmar. This ground has been trod so many, many times here a path has been worn that ultimately leads to nowhere. Here is David T's thoughts on the subject from the General Posting Policy tab of the site:
"Basically some reasons I like and allow anonymous posting:
- some users may have something to contribute but are put off by creating a login, especially if they don't use the site often.
- some users don't want to be associated with an account. Also, given the recent negativity towards the site from Morrissey himself, some contributors may prefer to post anonymously. These are just words on a post, usually it doesn't really matter if 'anonymous' or 'supermozfan' wrote it. The only thing needed for an account is an email address and if it's not obvious, it's pretty easy for people to create an email address without giving any personal information.
- anonymous people are sometimes the best and most challenging contributors."
The only thing I find to reach a level of blocking would be personal attacks, and those posts are made my registered and non-registered users alike. They add nothing to the discussion, but every other post holds some value in that it gives one something to consider or to reinforce one's own opinion.
These are, after all, simply words on an electronic page and nothing more. It is up to you as to how much and to what extent you let them impact you.