[sarcasm begins]
What do you think? As you probably know, before we started working on Tor, there was almost no such thing as computer crime or abuse. Everybody could be easily tracked down by their IP addresses, so anybody who tried to get away with naughtiness had to deal with their ISP and their local police almost immediately.
There was practically no fraud, no defacement, no flooding, no abuse, no illicit access, no data theft, no harassment, no fraud, no nothing.
[sarcasm ends]
I don't think these are "impossible questions"; I think they're answerable with a little thought, a little history, and a little technical knowledge.
thanks for being condescending though, really helpful and encouraging.
poncenby