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I agree there's a push to have a public persona online. My perspective... you have a "work" account (LinkedIn, GitHub, Dribbble), and you have your personal ac
by dbg31415 11y ago
I agree there's a push to have a public persona online.
My perspective... you have a "work" account (LinkedIn, GitHub, Dribbble), and you have your personal accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram), and you draw a clear line.
If you want to Tweet with the public, set up a public Twitter that is only for professional photos, and comments. And block out everyone except your friends from the private account.
Is it more work to have public and personal profiles? Sure. But so is putting on a condom. And by the same logic, if you can't be bothered to take the extra time, maybe you should rethink the activity.