World of Warcraft hobby sparks US political row

[CountDeMoney]

on WoW forums.

Uh.....yeah.

Anyway, fuck rogues.

[Razgovory]

The "Yukon office" doesn't even have a website.  The national office has no such list of prosecutors.

http://www.justice.gov.yk.ca/index.html  I guess you could also look through the Yukon bar association.

[Neil]

The "Yukon office" doesn't even have a website.  The national office has no such list of prosecutors.

http://www.justice.gov.yk.ca/index.html  I guess you could also look through the Yukon bar association.

Those are the territorial guys.  Beeb was a federal.

[CountDeMoney]

I guess you could also look through the Yukon bar association.

He'll be under "M" for "Monarchist".

[Barrister]

The "Yukon office" doesn't even have a website.  The national office has no such list of prosecutors.

http://www.justice.gov.yk.ca/index.html  I guess you could also look through the Yukon bar association.

I didn't work for the Yukon Territorial Government.   And even though I didn't work for them, I have looked through their web site and don't see a list of lawyers anywhere.

And there is no "Yukon bar association".

[lustindarkness]

Article on yahoo news, she looks like an orc.

[Martinus]

Well, it's not like we post here under our real names. Even if someone links the account here to a real person, there is no way to counter a claim that this is someone impersonating a real person etc.

Someone once told me "with internet technology, assume anyone will be able to find out anything". Emails, posts on chat websites - if someone really wants to find out, you won't have any privacy. Particularly in the future.

Yes and no.

The authorities. with sufficient effort and the proper warrants, could pretty much discover everything about your online activities.

Not so much if it's just a news reporter, or an opposing criminal.

I feel reasonably secure in my online posts - unless someone from Languish who knows my real name rats me out.

Well, you do post a lot about your private life here.

[Martinus]

If you were a major politician ... say ten years down the road ... I would not bet that newshounds would not be able to find pretty well everything.

But you're talking about BB. When has he ever said anything that could be used against him?

Ohh... right.. he's a gamer.. 

Well for one, he's associated with *us*. 

We are like an online version of a Hellfire Club.

[The Brain]

BB is one of the quicker ones to figure out I reckon.

[Martinus]

BB is one of the quicker ones to figure out I reckon.

Yeah, we know his job, his employer, his place of residence and the name of his son.

You would be much harder to find. 

[PDH]

And there are only 3 Jets fans, that narrows it down.

[Barrister]

And there are only 3 Jets fans, that narrows it down.

Then why are tickets so hard to come by.

[Malthus]

And there are only 3 Jets fans, that narrows it down.

Then why are tickets so hard to come by.

Stadium Jets play in has 2 seats? 

[Razgovory]

The "Yukon office" doesn't even have a website.  The national office has no such list of prosecutors.

http://www.justice.gov.yk.ca/index.html  I guess you could also look through the Yukon bar association.

I didn't work for the Yukon Territorial Government.   And even though I didn't work for them, I have looked through their web site and don't see a list of lawyers anywhere.

And there is no "Yukon bar association".

Do you really want me to look around and find out who you are, or would you rather stop contradicting me so I'll leave you alone?

[Martinus]

For example, BB, your public profile on Facebook states you are a fan of Crusader Kings 2 (it only says three things you are a fan of, so it must be a big deal). Once someone digging up shit about you figures out you are BarristerBoy at Paradox forums (your avatar is the flag of Alberta - again, it's not something a non-Albertan would choose), it's really not that hard to track you here.