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The `<li>` tag generated in the unordered list (`<ul>`) of the Get Users results is a bare tag right now, without any classes. If we assign a class to it such as `<li class="anonymous-user">` or `<li class="registered-user">` that would indicate whether this item in the Get User result is an anonymous or a registered user, CSS/JS then can be used to augment or filter the results.

The `<li>` tag generated in the unordered list (`<ul>`) of the Get Users and Get Edits results is a bare tag right now, without any classes. If we assign a class to it such as `<li class="anonymous-user">` or `<li class="registered-user">` that would indicate whether this item in the Get User result is an anonymous or a registered user, CSS/JS then can be used to augment or filter the results.

The `<li>` tag generated in the unordered list (`<ul>`) of the Get Users and Get Edits results is a bare tag right now, without any classes. If we assign a class to it such as `<li class="anonymous-user">` or `<li class="registered-user">` that would indicate whether this item in the Get User result is an anonymous or a registered user, CSS/JS then can be used to augment or filter the results.