Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat
Legally, there's no expectation of privacy in making publicly viewable usenet or forum posts on the internet.
Practically, nobody in general really gives a **** who you are, unless you give them some compelling reason to do so, like suicide, homicide, or similar threats or claims.
If you've ever worked in crisis centers, suicide hotlines, or worked in any shrink-related field, you know one of the first things you are taught is to take all threats seriously. I'd rather inconvenience someone who was playing games and seeking attention, than blow off someone who decides it might be time to check out, but maybe there's a reason not to do so.
Legally, there's no expectation of privacy in making publicly viewable usenet or forum posts on the internet.
Practically, nobody in general really gives a **** who you are, unless you give them some compelling reason to do so, like suicide, homicide, or similar threats or claims.
If you've ever worked in crisis centers, suicide hotlines, or worked in any shrink-related field, you know one of the first things you are taught is to take all threats seriously. I'd rather inconvenience someone who was playing games and seeking attention, than blow off someone who decides it might be time to check out, but maybe there's a reason not to do so.
I got a question for you . . . . . .
is there anything you do not know?
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