or forum posts that I've written.

It's kind of hard to deny that I've read the posting I'm now replying to :)

You may use the (very old) photo from my home node. I'm way too lazy to find and upload a new one :)

I think you may get a lot more response without the photo requirement, and it might be more interesting to note the people that you know, instead of who know you. "I know at least 100 different people that I've never met" sounds a lot less like an ego trip than "There are at least 100 different people that I've never met, who know me".

Juerd # { site => 'juerd.nl', do_not_use => 'spamtrap', perl6_server => 'feather' }

In reply to Re: Have You Heard of Me? by Juerd
in thread Have You Heard of Me? by grantm

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