The emphasis on "real" life is an absurdly ironic policy for a company that made its billions online, where people have been known by email addresses ("dragonwo

The emphasis on "real" life is an absurdly ironic policy for a company that made its billions online, where people have been known by email addresses ("dragonworrier@hotmail.com") or chosen pseudonyms ("dragonworrier") since before people started asking "are you on email?" EDIT: Changed "stopped" to "started."