Originally Posted by 4zb41

1) Anonymous is "they".

Originally Posted by Gorman

You must be mistaken there, Anon is a single entity, it is used as a singular not a mass noun.

Originally Posted by Oimanoi

I wish they would just give us the truth. It's probably nothing major, but if it is I do understand. Although I don't know if I can take any more of these, I'll try to be patient. But it is really starting to get on my nerves >.>

Originally Posted by Gorman

You must be mistaken there, Anon is a single entity, it is used as a singular not a mass noun.

Originally Posted by p0w

Beside, the hackers "anonymous" said: "they will hack Sony not the people of ps3."

Originally Posted by 4zb41

Hmm, I guess so.
Either way, does referring to Anonymous as a "he" not seem wrong? Makes it seem like one person and male.

On Topic: Some people are theorising that Sony screwed up something while trying to introduce Steam integration to PSN.

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