Harlow answered your question. And I found her reply interesting, since I'm in NY and witnessed the March in person I found Harlow's comments quite insightful.

Truly, my post is not ill intentioned, and I rarely participate here but I do read what people post every now and again.

I notice patterns in how some people post, especially those who use aliases.  I've even noticed when people have accidentally outed themselves by carelessly posting as "XYZ" real person and then posting as "alias."  It's rare when they have been called on this, probably because the majority of us in the demimonde are respectful and kind hearted and don't want to embarrass those who may have personality disorders or those who just made a mistake.

I've noticed that some people show up with an alias asking questions or making statements that may be considered offensive. And when people respond to the alias with honesty, and not necessarily calling "sh#t" on them, the alias persona is quick to apologize, quick to say the message was misinterpreted, or quick to say that s/he had many private messages from providers who were eager to see him/her.  Thus dismissing the original post and making that post somewhat vanish until the next post with the same pattern.

As I mentioned, I mean no disrespect.  It's an observance of mine and I'm wondering if anyone else here feels the same way?