Comments on: Updates to Profile and Showing Real Names Across the Site http://blog.updown.com/updates-to-profile-and-showing-real-names-across-the-site/ Beat the market. Earn real money. Zero risk. Sat, 21 Nov 2009 19:19:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: my blog http://blog.updown.com/updates-to-profile-and-showing-real-names-across-the-site/comment-page-1/#comment-1880 my blog Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:34:13 +0000 http://blog.updown.com/?p=105#comment-1880 <strong>check this out...</strong> this is mine... check this out…

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]]> By: Greg Gatch http://blog.updown.com/updates-to-profile-and-showing-real-names-across-the-site/comment-page-1/#comment-1849 Greg Gatch Tue, 26 May 2009 15:42:01 +0000 http://blog.updown.com/?p=105#comment-1849 Very impressive website, good job Very impressive website, good job

]]> By: Jonathan http://blog.updown.com/updates-to-profile-and-showing-real-names-across-the-site/comment-page-1/#comment-1780 Jonathan Thu, 05 Mar 2009 16:31:02 +0000 http://blog.updown.com/?p=105#comment-1780 I deplore this sort of policy, I encourage that you change the policy to not opt out but to an opt in one. If I choose to show my name, I can go into my account settings and enable that. This should be clear and not the other way around. I'm currently looking into the TOS in which I signed earlier and am pursing my legal options. I deplore this sort of policy, I encourage that you change the policy to not opt out but to an opt in one. If I choose to show my name, I can go into my account settings and enable that. This should be clear and not the other way around. I’m currently looking into the TOS in which I signed earlier and am pursing my legal options.

]]> By: bob http://blog.updown.com/updates-to-profile-and-showing-real-names-across-the-site/comment-page-1/#comment-1779 bob Thu, 05 Mar 2009 05:03:45 +0000 http://blog.updown.com/?p=105#comment-1779 I fell the same way that this person feels this web site just started listint my Real NAME and i am pissed off that this could cause some privacy issues... change my name back to my user name: CAPITALIST Idon' think i want to be tracked along the web or do I want to enter ay more contest because of the exposing my real name. capitalist I fell the same way that this person feels this web site just started listint my Real NAME and i am pissed off that this could cause some privacy issues… change my name back to my user name: CAPITALIST
Idon’ think i want to be tracked along the web or do I want to enter ay more contest because of the exposing my real name.

capitalist

]]> By: joe http://blog.updown.com/updates-to-profile-and-showing-real-names-across-the-site/comment-page-1/#comment-1767 joe Tue, 17 Feb 2009 22:21:13 +0000 http://blog.updown.com/?p=105#comment-1767 Thanks for the feedback. You will still be able to choose to hide your real name. Thanks for the feedback. You will still be able to choose to hide your real name.

]]> By: AAM aka cabdriver http://blog.updown.com/updates-to-profile-and-showing-real-names-across-the-site/comment-page-1/#comment-1764 AAM aka cabdriver Fri, 13 Feb 2009 22:34:19 +0000 http://blog.updown.com/?p=105#comment-1764 I'm almost sure somebody has a good excuse for this change. I'm not happy about it, & it's becoming a trend across many web-sites. There's just too many wackos on this planet. If Cramer on CNBC wants to play class-clown & draw these crazies from the woodwork, thats one thing [recently on his program he vaguely mentions something about his local state police & a non-fan *or is that former fan?* LOL] Frankly, I suspect this is gonna cause problems for somebody in the long-run, & management will claim the same thing Pontius Pilate did, "we aren't responsible blah-blah woof-woof"... Can I assume thats what the pop-up blocker blocked [rather than somebodys poorly written ad?] an announcement of this change? If so, is that gonna be the same care thats used to protect members information? I hope you'll forgive my skeptisism, but after the following "security" issues, that has released my personal info, I hope you'll understand my concerns: The VA [not once BUT TWICE since I was registered in 2 different regions!] TJ MAXX [sniffer used on wireless network used to tie the cash registers to the office] DSW Shoes [network breach, heck of a price for discounted shoes] & finally I forget the name of the "agregator" that had a "breach" a couple of weeks back, they wont list the companies involved *I'm sure you can figure out why*! Back in the 80's [pre-internet days] a relative got hold of my SSN, on my record were the following: Apartment, U-Haul, Equitable Gas, Duqesne Light, Cable company, I gave up after that! But you get the message, when did the Total Information Awareness Network become the New American Standard? Granted, it's alot of work to track somebody over the 'net, but it can be done already. So why does every company want to make the job easier??? I’m almost sure somebody has a good excuse for this change. I’m not happy about it, & it’s becoming a trend across many web-sites. There’s just too many wackos on this planet. If Cramer on CNBC wants to play class-clown & draw these crazies from the woodwork, thats one thing [recently on his program he vaguely mentions something about his local state police & a non-fan *or is that former fan?* LOL] Frankly, I suspect this is gonna cause problems for somebody in the long-run, & management will claim the same thing Pontius Pilate did, “we aren’t responsible blah-blah woof-woof”… Can I assume thats what the pop-up blocker blocked [rather than somebodys poorly written ad?] an announcement of this change? If so, is that gonna be the same care thats used to protect members information? I hope you’ll forgive my skeptisism, but after the following “security” issues, that has released my personal info, I hope you’ll understand my concerns:
The VA [not once BUT TWICE since I was registered in 2 different regions!]
TJ MAXX [sniffer used on wireless network used to tie the cash registers to the office]
DSW Shoes [network breach, heck of a price for discounted shoes]
& finally I forget the name of the “agregator” that had a “breach” a couple of weeks back, they wont list the companies involved *I’m sure you can figure out why*!
Back in the 80’s [pre-internet days] a relative got hold of my SSN, on my record were the following:
Apartment, U-Haul, Equitable Gas, Duqesne Light, Cable company, I gave up after that!
But you get the message, when did the Total Information Awareness Network become the New American Standard?
Granted, it’s alot of work to track somebody over the ‘net, but it can be done already. So why does every company want to make the job easier???

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