Internet 101

Back in the early days of the Internet, kiddos, monikers became a way to participate in forums without people being able to read too much personal information into your identity. It was particularly useful for women who didn't want to be intimidated by the predominant male population of many sites.

Every so often someone here at Mudcat tries switching over to their "real name," but usually ends up switching back to the moniker because no one knows who they are if they don't use the moniker. If you, anonymous Guests, weren't just trolling through the site, you'd know that if you have nearly 31,000 posts (me) or 29,000 posts (Spaw) or 7,500 posts (Art), or 24,000 (Kendall) then, as I said before, you don't need a roadmap. If you lot who dropped in for this one knife fight can't tell us apart, that is your problem. We have our own trolls, but at least we know who they are and what to expect from them. Since you object to this site so much, please do what my fellow Mudcatters have suggested, and go back to your own forums.

SRS