Citations:namefag
English citations of namefag
Noun: "(Internet slang, sometimes derogatory) a person who uses a name online (either their real name or a username) as opposed to posting anonymously..." edit
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- 2012, Parmy Olson, We Are Anonymous: Inside the Hacker World of LulzSec, Anonymous, and the Global Cyber Insurgency, Little, Brown and Company (2012), →ISBN, unnumbered page:
- More people were criticizing him on AnonOps and Twitter as a namefag, moralfag, and leaderfag.
Verb: "(Internet slang) to reveal one's identity or have one's identity revealed" edit
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- 2009 January 24, banchukita [username], “Man arrested for wearing Batman mask in Ybor City, Florida”, in alt.religion.scientology[8] (Usenet):
- The kid wearing the mask had been asked repeatedly to take it off; if he didn't have a problem with being namefagged by a bunch of cultists out to find his crimes, he should have taken off the dang mask for the officer.
- 2010 November 28, Kat, “Re: The OSA (web handling squad) is usually one person”, in alt.religion.scientology[9] (Usenet):
- Simple answer, I am not OSA. You cannot prove that I am OSA. Were you to namefag me, you would prove me right and so you just sit there accusing and never providing evidence for your accusation..