Richard-Rider

I have a few questions that mostly interest me regarding the groups structure:

Activists of anonymous always claim the group has no internal hierarchy. Is that true and if so how is it possible to plan actions and to coordinate group efforts?

I often think that groups like anonymous are comparable to society as a whole since joining such a group also imposes a certain feeling of conformity on the individual joining it. Would you agree or disagree and why?

What are your thoughts on Lou Pearlman and how did he treat you guys while you were together?

It has become very common in european law, especially in germany (I'm a german law scholar), that privacy issues and identity theft are becoming subjects of criminal law.

How is it done in the united states and do you think this problem should be solved by private law and compensatory damages or by criminal law and legal actions from the state?

I always wanted to publish a story about a guy that messes up public toilets for kicks (shitting on the floor, pissing on the floor etc.)

What are my chances of pitching that idea to a major publisher? And if I can't, how do I need to change the concept?

Besides the one I've already posted down about the toilets -

A story about a man that is very stress-ridden in his day to day life and winds up pooping during his sleep which terrifies him and his partner. Because of all this he has to find a solution to make his life better and to end the mess.

(on another note - not all of my ideas are scatological. I just find it to be a very powerful way to convey emotion)