[humanser] from me to you privacy of list

[Ashley Bramlett]

Justin
I feel the same.
I thought it was expected our posts were archived. BTW when I googled 
myself, I did not find all my nfb list posts.
As long as you don't share private info like phone numbers or your exact 
location, I think its okay to be public.

I cannot see many people simply googling my name for info or bad info. I 
would think such a person really has too much time on their hands.

Anyway, if you wish to protect your identity on lists, here are a few ideas.
You can use only your first name and last initial in the name field. So, I'd 
be Ashley B if I did this. You could use your first name only but I don't 
recommend it as many people  have your name. Alternatively, you can put an 
alias in the name field and simply intro yourself with your real name 
initially.

Ashley

-----Original Message----- 
From: justin williams via humanser
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2014 9:13 AM
To: merrys at verizon.net ; 'Human Services Division Mailing List'
Subject: [humanser] from me to you privacy of list

Do they understand that once you have a list of 200 people, it is no longer
private?  Anyone can pass your information  on; you shouldn't post anything
you don't want anyone to see anyway even if the list is made private.  I
have found a lot of good information on the internet because the postings
are made public.  Also, that is how you recruit new members; lots of people
found the NFB or at least the different lists by use of the internet.  I
just can't understand how an individual would not know the risks of posting
their personal information when they have been told to do such things off
list. That is baffling to me.



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