Online Pseudonyms; mostly poorly constructed.

I can't see that Dave is not a real identifiable name.
Dave.

Looks like there's at least two of us Dave. Cheers.

Hello Allan Bwhatever!
That bloke must have had two personalities and when he was one, he talked to the other, and vice versa. Probably they never met! Sharing idea is always encouraged. If spelling was the issue, then they had common ground,

Signed.. Road Maintenance Department. (Pothole Creating Specialist)

There's never too many Johns Allan...

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Hi Stephen, I once contributed to an industry forum where the administrator posted under his own name. The thing was though that he also posted under another name and even conducted discussions between the two identities. However the ruse became obvious because he was not good at spelling and made the same errors under both names!
But, after all, what’s in a name?

Who would have thought.. Lol

Come off it, Stan!

Someone knows their Python :-)

John, getting back to your heading "Online Pseudonyms; mostly poorly constructed" Most of the replies to your remarks are from those who have identified themselves online - or have they really been honest with their names. Has Genny really revealed herself? Her comments leave things open to whether she really has.

I think that the vast majority online are concerned with being tracked. That is why they use their pseudonyms. You will have to accept that if you wish to be one of our members.

As for them being poorly constructed. Just because you do not understand them does not render them poorly constructed. I consider the ones that don't make the owners easily tracked to be very well constructed.

Small confession time. Genny isn't a poorly constructed version of Jenny ....
My nickname has been General for many years, which one particular miscreant in particular contracted to Genny.
Has Genny really revealed herself? Those that know me, will know me, and like myself will be chuckling over "herself"!

I thought you were "Genevieve"…. who is of course a consecrated virgin, known for her ability to change the weather. lol

Hi QC. That should sort it, although could I respectfully suggest that you capitalise the names... Cheers.

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Welcome to the Mosh Pit, BlackDuck. In the Airforce were you?
Good idea to keep your head down. Me too. My name's not actually Allan, it's Alison, but I think I'm successfully fooling everyone here.

Cheers for the welcome Allan,
Not the RAAF but I'll leave it there. I have to say ExplorOz has been an amazing navigation tool particularly out in the Goldfields. I come from an era of maps and compasses with GPS systems only just in infancy stage and not totally reliable. Detail and accuracy of the app is amazing, and very user friendly for someone who has a challenging relationship with tech. Credit to David & Michelle, who are also quick to respond to queries which is a refreshing change.

Happy trekking.

Ahh, it's just that your signature "Per Ardua Ad Astra" is the motto of the Commonwealth Air Forces, not just the RAAF.
Incidentally, "ExplorOz" is not a navigation tool. It is a multi-faceted website for the 4WD fraternity although it does seem to be evolving somewhat due to its "Exploroz Traveller" App.