Though I find communicating myself, much harder at WOT than in
real life
I like to look straight on the eyes of the person I am talking
to and get feedback from their body language, so I imagine that
could be a reason and is frustrating, but as for my persona I
remain the same at WOT than in real life
As for the rest of internet, I don't engage in FB or any other
social media, I am able to listen to music in Youtube, though I
never opened an account with them, so this is my only activity on
the net
I know the dangers of social engineering
I am lousy at pretending, something that in real life happens,
therefore, I am careful in disclosing any personal information in
both words
بعض الأحيان الظروف السياسية و الاجتماعية و البيئية تحتم على
الفرد أن يسلك سلوكا يكون غير مقتنع به مثل التخفى والسرية عند ابداء
الرأى القويم لحاكم ديكتاتورى ظالم روح الفرد عنده لا تساوى جناح بعوض
فما ذنب من تعولهم و تقوم بشأنهم و تجنبهم شرور مثل هذا؟ عليه فالتخفى
و الانتحال لتوصل لحقيقة مطلوب فى هذا الزمن الجائر و لكن بالطبع اذا
وجدت حاكما او نظاما يقدر الرأى و الرأى الآخر و عقول الناس فس الخير
أن تناصحه على المكشوف
I try to treat people with respect online, just as I would in
person, however there are two differences between my online and
real life personae;
1. Writing my thoughts enables greater coherency and focus, in
my case
2. I do use a moniker because of where I live, what I sometimes
have knowledge of and what I do for a living. Sometimes candour is
not appreciated and can cause problems.
I am the same..., although I never use my real name online.
Never will. I'm also not a fan of social networking sites. I'm a
private person, and I don't believe that sites such as facebook can
protect my privacy, as hard as they try. They also indirectly
motivate members to offer a sanitized version of themselves since
employers for one example, use these sites to size up so to speak
potential employees. Besides, who needs to know so much about
someone's daily/weekly/monthly events? Just too much information
IMHO. ;)
jc
Things are moving along nicely... if you're not in a hurry to get
somewhere.
Though I find communicating myself, much harder at WOT than in
real life
I like to look straight on the eyes of the person I am talking
to and get feedback from their body language, so I imagine that
could be a reason and is frustrating, but as for my persona I
remain the same at WOT than in real life
As for the rest of internet, I don't engage in FB or any other
social media, I am able to listen to music in Youtube, though I
never opened an account with them, so this is my only activity on
the net
I know the dangers of social engineering
I am lousy at pretending, something that in real life happens,
therefore, I am careful in disclosing any personal information in
both words
I am more open in real life. I can think of many instances
online communication does not work as easily as in real life. Some
people take the politically correct manners and chuck them out the
window. I kind of like people who are respectful. I'll share
opinions with all kinds of people in real life, but on the web I
keep them more private.
Being myself wherever I am is my life's credo. Although
sometimes I may be wrong, I prefer to excuse and fix mistakes, but
still strive to be better. This makes me a personality, I think.
But if pretending someone else , one can lose his/her identity and
personal respect.
11 Burford Road London E15 2ST, United Kingdom +44 70 3196 1655
Originally
posted by: A440
I try to treat people with respect online, just as I would in
person, however there are two differences between my online and
real life personae;
1. Writing my thoughts enables greater coherency and focus, in
my case
2. I do use a moniker because of where I live, what I sometimes
have knowledge of and what I do for a living. Sometimes candour is
not appreciated and can cause problems.
I use this nickname for everything. but it was a mistake because
it is part of my email address so I lost anonimity.
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I replied , "I'm the same" even though when I was in the Army as an officer I was much nicer with my soldiers ;)
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I am the same =
Though I find communicating myself, much harder at WOT than in real life
I like to look straight on the eyes of the person I am talking to and get feedback from their body language, so I imagine that could be a reason and is frustrating, but as for my persona I remain the same at WOT than in real life
As for the rest of internet, I don't engage in FB or any other social media, I am able to listen to music in Youtube, though I never opened an account with them, so this is my only activity on the net
I know the dangers of social engineering
I am lousy at pretending, something that in real life happens, therefore, I am careful in disclosing any personal information in both words
A very interesting topic
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I am the same both online and offline, and there is no point in my pretending to be anyone other than who I am.
~Music is not just for the Masses~
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
بعض الأحيان الظروف السياسية و الاجتماعية و البيئية تحتم على الفرد أن يسلك سلوكا يكون غير مقتنع به مثل التخفى والسرية عند ابداء الرأى القويم لحاكم ديكتاتورى ظالم روح الفرد عنده لا تساوى جناح بعوض فما ذنب من تعولهم و تقوم بشأنهم و تجنبهم شرور مثل هذا؟ عليه فالتخفى و الانتحال لتوصل لحقيقة مطلوب فى هذا الزمن الجائر و لكن بالطبع اذا وجدت حاكما او نظاما يقدر الرأى و الرأى الآخر و عقول الناس فس الخير أن تناصحه على المكشوف
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I am who I am.
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I try to treat people with respect online, just as I would in person, however there are two differences between my online and real life personae;
1. Writing my thoughts enables greater coherency and focus, in my case
2. I do use a moniker because of where I live, what I sometimes have knowledge of and what I do for a living. Sometimes candour is not appreciated and can cause problems.
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I'm the same person as I'm in real life to be honest.
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RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
Hmm what.... *shifty eyes* :)
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I am the same, though I can't express my self freely in the real world.
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
In the "world" I am my virtual self.
∞ Opto, ergo sum _https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_You_and_I
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
don't feel a need to change who i am..
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I am the same..., although I never use my real name online. Never will. I'm also not a fan of social networking sites. I'm a private person, and I don't believe that sites such as facebook can protect my privacy, as hard as they try. They also indirectly motivate members to offer a sanitized version of themselves since employers for one example, use these sites to size up so to speak potential employees. Besides, who needs to know so much about someone's daily/weekly/monthly events? Just too much information IMHO. ;)
jc
Things are moving along nicely... if you're not in a hurry to get somewhere.
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I am the same =
Though I find communicating myself, much harder at WOT than in real life
I like to look straight on the eyes of the person I am talking to and get feedback from their body language, so I imagine that could be a reason and is frustrating, but as for my persona I remain the same at WOT than in real life
As for the rest of internet, I don't engage in FB or any other social media, I am able to listen to music in Youtube, though I never opened an account with them, so this is my only activity on the net
I know the dangers of social engineering
I am lousy at pretending, something that in real life happens, therefore, I am careful in disclosing any personal information in both words
A very interesting topic
agree
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I am more open in real life. I can think of many instances online communication does not work as easily as in real life. Some people take the politically correct manners and chuck them out the window. I kind of like people who are respectful. I'll share opinions with all kinds of people in real life, but on the web I keep them more private.
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I am the same.
I do not need to pretend to be someone other than me.
"There are thousands of ways to kill time, but no one knows how to revive him." Albert Einstein
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
Being myself wherever I am is my life's credo. Although sometimes I may be wrong, I prefer to excuse and fix mistakes, but still strive to be better. This makes me a personality, I think. But if pretending someone else , one can lose his/her identity and personal respect.
11 Burford Road London E15 2ST, United Kingdom +44 70 3196 1655
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
When I went to vote, it said my vote was recorded even though the prompts were still there to vote. I voted, "Depends on the Case."
Satch
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
Because of who we all are?
I am who I am.
The movie was awesome!! My favorite part was when it ended.
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
Because of who we all are?
Ubuntu
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I'm not my self today.
I like it best that way.
He was such a lout,
I kicked him out,
and sent him far away.
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I might change myself frequently. While writing this message I changed myself 2 times. Ooops, I am changing again.
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I yam wot I yam and that's all wot I yam ~ Popeye the Sailor Man - 1934
Toot Toot
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I am legion.
Click Here
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I yam wot I yam and that's all wot I yam ~ Popeye the Sailor Man - 1934
Toot Toot
Hmm. so Popeye may have studied Ubuntu philosophy.
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
Hmm. so Popeye may have studied Ubuntu philosophy.
Looks like he did.
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I am what I am...... The same.
Though I never have a habit to use my real name online. :)
JCT Signing off... Mas daghan pa ko'y gusto sa akong kinabuhi kaysa mupatol ug gahi'g ulo.
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
Looks like he did.
We need to get you out of Broken Arrow for a while, you have way too much time on your hands. ~smiles~
Cute though.
Heidi-Ann
I see us Okie's have officially trashed this thread. Sorry admin.
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
Hehe. Okay. Back on topic.
/ot
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
i guess, a little different ^ ^
cause in the deep inside every one of us hide some identities that only show up in virtual world like this
peace come from inside your heart
RE: Do you feel you are a different person on the web than in th
I try to treat people with respect online, just as I would in person, however there are two differences between my online and real life personae;
1. Writing my thoughts enables greater coherency and focus, in my case
2. I do use a moniker because of where I live, what I sometimes have knowledge of and what I do for a living. Sometimes candour is not appreciated and can cause problems.
I use this nickname for everything. but it was a mistake because it is part of my email address so I lost anonimity.