DMV lingo meaning to be in the under the radar on in the cut

Another name that people use to disguise themselves. This can be done anywhere, but is usually online because it is hard to identify someone's true name except through their IP address, which isn't foolproof.

Variations on the word are aliasing, the present tense verb form, and aliaser, referring to the actual person hiding behind their false name, whose identity will never change (in online situations).

Aliasing is frowned upon because people may think that you're a new person, or in small-community games where everybody knows everybody, possibly even cheating. People like to get to know a regular client's personality, and develop a friendship or rivalry with them. Aliasing disrupts this, since you never know if you're talking with friend or foe.

-noun
-word origin: Kennedy High School in Silver Spring, Maryland circa 2001-2002

1. A person whose existence very few others know or care about

2. Someone who is not recognized socially to the extent that others do not even know that the person in question even exists

To be unknown, also used at the end of every sentence as if you were speaking through radio.

To use another name as a disguise, Dare Vital is actually Solar, who is xAlstr

A term used by DC natives to describe someone that is “off the radar” or “out of the way” which means to be to yourself and not in the mix.