> There are lots of employers 
> who require their employees not blog without their knowledge. 

no kidding? I doubt this would be legal in my country.

> Also, why do you assume that if someone calls himself John H. 
> Quigley IV instead of nobody666, that is his (or her) 
> real identity ?

Who says I do? But for the nobody666 I am sure that it is not his real
name, John H. Quigley IV might well be his real name. And if he (she?)
also signs with an URL of his website, which also does not attempt to
hide the persons identity, the credibility level rises further.

Wouter van Ooijen

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