I don't mean any disparage on ck2, though I do completely disagree with him. "minerdity" (which I thought was rather clever, actually) is perfect for describing

I don't mean any disparage on ck2, though I do completely disagree with him. "minerdity" (which I thought was rather clever, actually) is perfect for describing the minority of highly technical users that have deep-seated privacy issues. That determination didn't come from his profile. His comment said it all. He makes it sound like you'd have to be nuts or ignorant to not block the referrer and that's simply not the case. Sometimes you have to look at the person doing the talking and determine if they are biased or not. Like when someone with "I hate Microsoft" in their about is in a thread about Microsoft trying to explain to you why Windows is dying off. That was my determination, for better or for worse, I can't take it back now.