Weblog:		I'm not doing it anymore - forget it!
Subject:		Reasons for Second Identity ...
Date:		2008-05-13 10:24:16
From:		Mark FinnernBusiness Card
Hi Craig, Totally understand your reasoning in this case. Nevertheless I think there is a gray area. You may work in an environment that is looking down on you being active on SDN/BPX in general. To avoid any problems you may want to post under a different name in your free time. I hear that especially in Japan people prefer to use an alias to avoid any questions by their employer. That is in my view an O.K. reason for not posting under your real name. A warning though, because all point-gamers, bullies, ... are working with fake names, using a different ID puts you in that camp too. You start your reputation building 10 yards further back than everyone else who is signing up with their real names. Of course once you engage in private email conversations you should reveal your circumstances. All the best, Mark.

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  2008-05-14 01:44:29 Eddy De Clercq Business Card [Reply]
  
  Hi,
  As said in https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/7192 I don't see any case where anonymous posting is allowed. This behaviour is infantile and doesn't belong is a professional network as SCN. You don't want this in real (business) life, why should you allow them over here? Dedicated, bona fide people (like Craig) are the victim of this. I don't think that is the purpose of SCN. There is the saying about the rotten apple. Kick them out before it's too late.

  
  Eddy

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