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I know it's not. My name is unfortunately common enough it's hard for me get it on every website. My prism account is never taken. Additionally, I think you'll
by gte910h 16y ago
I know it's not. My name is unfortunately common enough it's hard for me get it on every website. My prism account is never taken.
Additionally, I think you'll find I'm acutely aware of how non-anonymous my posts are, and have always been relatively tame in my posting history on all sights.
It's not the acting out that will effect the professional careers of the people. It's the fact they have the hobby at all which is an issue professionally, especially in this job market.
Which is going to be hired most places: 29 yr old who has a reasonably good background and hobbies include gaming, reading and music, or a 29 yr old who has a reasonably good background and hobbies include reading and music? For many fields, the second is a more attractive candidate, and not for completely irrational reasons.
- rortian 16y agoYeah, but you're still not acknowledging that they are making forum posting non-anonymous not game playing. Second part of the question totally varies. I'm in agreement with you that the first is probably more attractive. But, there are millions of game players out there. Hard to think that all of them self-hate.
- catch23 16y agoYeah, but after leaving Georgia Tech, who would still want to remember such an awkward email handle? I wonder if they are still using the lame randomly generated prism account handles for email these days, I don't think the average student actually needs terminal access in acme anymore.
- gte910h 16y agoThey still get them yes, and if you ever go back, you get the same one.