What is a vest?

Vest refers to having a person's other user accounts in forums, BBS and other places on the network at the same time.

The word vest used comes from a joke. The general content is that a tiger was bitten by a snake and was very angry. He wanted to catch up with it and teach it a lesson. The snake went into the river, and soon a turtle came out. The tiger grabbed the turtle and said, don't think that I don't know you when I put on my vest.

This word also comes from Zhao Benshan and Song Dandan's sketch "The Hour Worker" in 2000. Don't think that you don't know you by wearing a vest. This mediocre work, which was originally lost in jokes, became the mantra of many people with the actions of Zhao Benshan and Song Dandan on the stage. Another way of saying it is that the word vest comes from the red vest worn by traders in the stock exchange, because most traders serve other major shareholders.

extended meaning

1, exposure vest: refers to the vest whose main ID is known to most ordinary netizens. Exposure vests are divided into active exposure vests and passive exposure vests. The former is a voluntary declaration of the owner ID, for example, because the owner ID was stolen, blocked, forgot the password or simply for entertainment, a new vest collar was registered. Most of the latter were improperly used, and the vests were worn out. They were discovered by netizens and had to admit or acquiesce.

2. Restricted exposure vest: refers to a vest that is exposed in a specific circle but not known to ordinary netizens. This vest is more suitable for developing gang ranks, uniting one's own people and cracking down on dissidents. All is fair in war.

3. Suspected vest: refers to the vest ID that is suspected by most ordinary netizens as having the main ID but cannot be confirmed. If this ID is scientific and rigorous, it cannot be called a vest. But in the eyes of troublemakers without smoke, they can still be called vests.

4. Private vest: refers to a vest whose main ID is temporarily unknown except the user himself.