Oct
09

Invisible People

Published: Monday, October 09, 2006, at 11:38PM

I don't know about you, but I'm skeptical of people these days if I can't find references to them online. Maybe not always in the general case, but particularly if said person is connected to some sort of website or business.

If I go to search for someone and can't find anything on them I start to ask myself what's going on. Is it a pseudonym? Is it a scam? If you were going to fake a person you would think you could at least plant some references around the net.

Obvious this assumption that anyone can be found is a very new thing. Whether it's a healthy thing or not remains to be seen.

Comments

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Troy Worman writes:

I am not a fan of psuedonyms, aliases, AKAs, and the like. If an someone is not willing to attach their real name to their words, I wonder about their intent. I think it is the natural thing to do. All you can do is your due diligence, which it appears you are doing. Do not be discouraged. There are many good people onoine. Reference my blog-o-dex.

# on Oct.14.2006 AT 08:48 AM

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