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There are two types of people for whom anonymous posting seems apropos:
1) People who justifiably fear adverse reactions from those involved,
who may be described in a non-flattering light or simply because the
poster wants other opinions but isn't *quite* ready to seek other
employment.
2) People who are timid. I daresay that a fair number of techwhirlers
fit that category by nature--but I also think it is likely that most
of these read the list but seldom if ever post.
Personally, I can't keep up with alternative online identities. I
think it takes too much energy to try to remember what I may have said
using which identity. So, personally I simply skip the drama and use
the name I was given at birth. That way, when I make a fool of myself
it is readily apparent to all!
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