Profile Information-Is yours complete?

your last sentence may say it all

with the internet etc.. maybe some feel it's too much 1984

as it is  it is getting to the point where soon some guy in mongolia is going to tell how many times some guy in liverpool eng . farts in a day

i don't know, just thinking

me i will tell you most any thing  (hey the fbi know)   in the early 70's in HS i was voted most likely to burn the whitehouse down  

Mine's mostly filled out. Don't have a website or blog. Spend too much time chatting online as it is, so I don't include those. PM me if you're that interested and I'll let you know my Skype and Yahoo nics!

I do agree that we should all know a bit more. One website I go to shows your real first name and last initial (like AA! ), and it feels like a more personal forum for it. My nic is my name, and just about everyone knows me as Bill!

Cheers,

Bill 

I'm sorry, but you're not cleared for that information.

I'd tell ya, but then you'd have to, um... "disappear!"

Of course that's meant to be humorous, and so is the location on my profile. I don't mean to hide from anyone, I just like trying to be funny.

There is something to be said for both sides of the coin...  I dont post my military info or experience. When I google my name, I "hit" my publications, academic record, etc... but there on page 3 starts the armorama/aeroscale/modelshipwrights posts.. :) "Googling" is a common work application procedure in many places, and sometimes you want to keep "that" side of your life hidden from "work"/professional life. I also refrain to post info related to the common "security" questions you see in many financial web sites, such as favorite pet, middle name, where born, etc.

General geographic location is useful, as you can exchange info about LHS and shows.

mfsob wrote:

I would cheerfully post more personal information in this age of transparent privacy, but the black helicopters hovering outside my window right now are distracting me, and I have got to find some more scotch tape for my aluminum foil beanie.

duct tape blocks out more beams than scotch tape

DURR wrote:

mfsob wrote: I would cheerfully post more personal information in this age of transparent privacy, but the black helicopters hovering outside my window right now are distracting me, and I have got to find some more scotch tape for my aluminum foil beanie.   duct tape blocks out more beams than scotch tape

I'm now thinking of becoming a dead relative!.....hey! They made it into their 90's!

   I agree with the original post. Lets all fill out our info. The first thing i do when i read a post is to look at the poster's details. Not because i am nosy, but because i have a genuine interest in my fellow modelers.

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