Oh, don't get me wrong, I'm not bothered by online nicknames being used online - that's the point of them, after all. Just in real life it seems, I don't know, a tad bizarre to me.
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So I should stop calling shrift "shrift"?
Oh, don't get me wrong, I'm not bothered by online nicknames being used online - that's the point of them, after all. Just in real life it seems, I don't know, a tad bizarre to me
My online nicks have tended to be easier for people to spell and say than my real name.
And, occasionally, they've more closely resembled an actual name.
Just in real life it seems, I don't know, a tad bizarre to me
Whedonesque's not real life. Well, not realer than here, anyway.
We'll end up on fandom wank at this rate over quote marks.
ETA: Yeah, but I consider Whedonesque a little more visible. Hence, more formal. Or something.
We'll end up on fandom wank at this rate over quote marks.
Nah.
At least, I don't think so. F_W's been slow on the uptake lately, and even at our worst, we're too civil to really mockity mock mock.
Plus, I'm sure Harry Potter fandom is having a meltdown RIGHT NOW, seeing as they have them on a daily basis.
My position on it is to replicate what they call themselves (down to capitalisation) while within the same medium, and ask about changing to something else when switching. Except in meara's case, where I just don't want to call her by her real name. shrift too.
Shrift's real name is shrift, and I don't care what her driver's license says.
meara's real name isn't meara?
ita, I spotted that post before the edit. Naughty boy.