> Known in real life as Luke Taylor I don't quite know why, but I was struck by this phrase when I read the article. It almost seems to be saying something the

> Known in real life as Luke Taylor I don't quite know why, but I was struck by this phrase when I read the article. It almost seems to be saying something the definitions of our 'real life' identities as opposed to, or in addition to, our online personas. It's almost assuredly unintentional, but it made me pause to reflect for a moment.