also, we should note: anonymous doesn't mean top secret development.
sure, if you tell everyone which story is yours, that's kind of violating the spirit of the exercise, but so does asking for suggestions from the other competitors for an entry to defeat them during a contest. i guess what i'm saying is that since we've all been treating this writing contest (to my absolute pleasure) as a giant, super-inclusive writing club exercise each month where everyone helps everyone, i don't see why that would change.
we do this for fun!
if people figure out which story was yours? meh. that's just fine! if you don't care? meh. that's just fine, too! if you want to throw out dodges and misdirection? bwahaha -- you're evil!
besides, it's not like we can't identify your writing if we REALLY wanted to. i just did some lexical analysis on stories from me, jmack, and tebakutis to see if it could tell us apart. short answer? yup.
Spoiler for Hiden:
as an example, this is one of the results comparing jmack and tebakutis. both author1 and the "super-secret unknown anonymous" author was jmack. author2 was tebakutis.

so, i'm fairly sure that if you've ever entered a contest, i can apply objective data analysis and figure out which story is yours.
also, as a selfish side note, i personally can't submit an anonymous entry unless i con a bunch of other people into doing it too. it'd be SUPER-CONSPICUOUS if the guy who's entered (does a quick count) 16 contests in a row(!) suddenly dropped out for a month. but, hey! look! some anonymous entry showed up that has lots of exclamation points in it!
*shrug*
just sayin'.