The Anonymous movement is like marmite. People either love it and blindly accept everything it stands for, or consider the members to be criminals and want them hanged, even though their “crimes” rarely go beyond taking websites offline.
Some of the targets Anonymous has attacked this year include the Vatican, Brazilian banks, Virgin Media, Neo-Nazis and government websites of Greece, Poland and the UK.
They do not forget, they do not forgive, and if you anger the citizens of the Internet, you would be right to expect them.
So how much do you know about Anonymous?
And if you like it, maybe you should try some of the others.
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Amusing. I scored fairly high and it suggested I might take part in an attack or have a certain view of the Internet. As it happens I've been reading the news, read books and watched documentaries. I could have scored higher just by doing a Google search before answering.
It was interesting though. Make it more difficult by putting in questions where the answers can't be readily found in the major news outlets.