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In my Intro to Nursing classes, we are learning by leaps and bounds about: professionalism, ethics, private life no-no's, and all sorts of eye-opening topics that must be addressed when you consider the importance of nursing as a profession.
On this board my name is my name. Also, I usually place my face with my name. Going even further, I express myself with my name and face attached to my expressions. Even further, and there is a web site, attached to my posts, where people can see various pictures of me (not Media). In those pictures, like a person would put their old license plates on their garage wall, I put my old drivers licenses as a history of where I have been, and what I looked like at that time. As a nurse, what kinds of problems could arise with my identity on the web? How could I be harmed by disclosing my identity on the web? Anybody?
PART 2
As stated before, Mario has learned expodentially from allnurses.com. I have rationalized and solved many intricate questions here. How many people do you know in real life have actually used this board? I don't mean said they do, but ones you have recognized. Like, your friend Mary Smith is really "frufru nurse" and you saw a post by "fru fru nurse" and then talked with Mary Smith about it in real life. How many people do you know, in real life, do you actually know (or recognize) in cyber space, that have used this board?