Mr./Mrs./Ms. View ?,I completely agree that the majority of postings are done
through aliases, thus ANONYMOUSLY.
I have clearly stated my name, company affiliation
and position in each and every posting so that readers can put my views into perspective.
(Am I a 12-year-old kid, a college student, the President of an Internet company,
secretary, House wife, or simply a person related to one of the many Afilias or Neustar
companies.) I would be correct to presume that I am the President an Internet Company
based on my postings.
I have respected your views and do not think that your postings
fall into the "tit-for-tat" category that I was referring too. Nor have I been "flamed
into oblivion" by anybody on this board. Though I have not posted my email address
I am one simple search away from anybody who wishes to know exactly who I am.
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22Chris+Grady%22
As
an alias system is, in fact, implemented on these boards for ANONYMITY, I fail to
see how calling an anonymous poster an anonymous poster is perceived as misrepresentation.