The anonymity of communication seems to be an innate feature of the Internet. Once upon a time, a cartoon drawn by Peter Steiner was almost unknown to netizens. This comic published in the New Yorker magazine in 1993 The witty title "No one knows you are a dog on the Internet" was taken by netizens as a self-evident axiom. What's wrong with the article "On the Internet, no one knows you are a dog"? ['This is a strong question about whether the Internet user is human.', 'This is a status quo due to anonymity.', 'This sentence can be interpreted as "on the Internet, no one knows who you really are".', 'Internet users mostly agree on the anonymity of communication on the Internet.']