🤔 If you were to create an alt-personality online, what would yours be?
(@AskTheDevil, I'm guessing, would go as a regular mortal - just for fun!)
I ask because there was a body of research a while back into online anonymity (using gamers especially), that illustrated how hard it is for us to mask our real personalities.
So when I show up in an alt-account as a cranky loner in a cabin, posting about the local porcupine and offering preservation tips...
Oh, you'll know it's me.
You'll know.
@MLClark I only have an Alt name. Other than that, this is who I am. I'm not sure I could have an Alt personality. Just trying to keep my original straight is work enough. It's like when I play online games like Red Dead Redemption II or Star Wars, I can never play on the bad side. My moral standards won't let me.😁@AskTheDevil
@stueytheround @Tacitus_Kilgore @BrotherLeeLove @AskTheDevil
Oh, this is deeply charming.
Not quite on the level of Orvin Greenwood, our buff jelly doughnut of an outdoorsman and esoteric lutist, but definitely a treat, Stuey! 😅
@stueytheround @Tacitus_Kilgore @BrotherLeeLove @MLClark Your alt sounds loveable too. : )
@Tacitus_Kilgore I actually do have an alt on here, but it's very rare that I use it now. It's kind of a cosplay of a comedy character from the 1980s. He speaks with a mock "Southern USA" voice and he's a parody of an Old Time Religion preacher. His name is @BrotherLeeLove
@MLClark @AskTheDevil