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>Yes, the point of this isn't to share your personal creations
This not only prevents you from using your main avatar, but doing any fun alterations like having the kino booth camera, adjusting the shader to your liking, using a character avatar you really like but never use, or having fun gadgets.

>but to simply meet other anons in vrchat
You aren't reallymeeting other anons in VRChat if you gimp yourself like that.

>Preferably if we all use the default robot avatar and same voice changer so no one can be recognised.
That sounds almost anti-fun to me. Gimped to that point, you might as well just do a Mumble meetup. That would be just as faceless and non-interactive as this. I guess you could at least enjoy the world, but even that you would have to anonymize because people have identifying world preferences as well.

> I don't see how someone would benefit from trying to remember everyone from the previous meet as it defeats the point of being anonymous.
You go to all of these autistic lengths to avoid "dramafagging" you suspect, and then you fail to see to what autistic lengths someone with a grudge from one of your ideal meetups might go?
Remembering a single string of an account ID of the person you dislike really is no big feat.

>Agreed, I simply meant the less identity you attach an to the person will result in less complications,
Something people also underestimate is that you actually don't need to have a real target to shitpost someone. If someone's ego gets hurt, they can just as well unwind by making an enemy up, or throw bait out among an amalgation of many people's traits in the hopes that someone bites. In the end, the resulting shitposting is the same, especially to an outsider.
Maybe "less" complications just isn't "less enough", just doesn't make meeting up like that worth it, especially with all the tradeoffs you are suggesting.