because in doing this, you are linking your Freebitco.in account to something that can be utilized to track you. (You are only pseudo anonymous until you post something that compromise that anonymity or if you link your real email address to your account)
The whole idea and one of the mayor reasons why Freebitco.in are so popular, is the fact that it was one of the sites where pseudo-anonymity was honored and people's financial privacy were protected.

So you think that participating in a signature campaign compromises your privacy because you have to post a Bitcoin address to apply?
Privacy is a tricky situation. Obviously that dude understood the reason why people post it very wrongfully, kakmakr normally posts a lot better stuff, probably mistook it somehow. And people who STILL post their address are definitely a bit behind the days to say the least... However sharing your address does compromise your situation a little bit. Not a lot, but at least it connects you with your wallet address and then you are reminded of it anywhere you go. I used to use another address, and I remember someone asking me to sign that address to prove I was still the same person and did not sell my account or something. Thank God that I had access to it, and managed to sign it, but that shouldn't even be a thing in crypto.
So, to answer your question, yes participating with an address "doxxes" you in a way, not like my real name and home address level, but still it sticks me to this corner and doesn't allow me to move somewhere else.