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Thanks for the answer. I think I might write the neutral blog post and redirect people to it instead of explaining every time, thanks for the tip. It's not me in the video, but the editing makes it look like it is. I didn't really do anything wrong... if anything, I only try to help people, even if via misunderstood ways.

My friends are all saying this is nothing (both personally and professionally), but I know people do care about this, especially older / conservative people. If people get to know me, they understand I am very good professionally and also as a person.

I'm doing my best to focus on working, as I always do.

Thanks for the answer. Your advice is wise and people have been telling me the same: not to fight any further. The problem is the fake accounts are still active, despite all reports. The attacks continue (I've just received another email).

I've exposed the person before (when I warned people about his scams) and people in the Brazilian Startup scene know about this con man, I just don't think it's legally right for me to accuse him here without formal proof (IP address from Google, Facebook, Dropbox, etc), but pretty much everyone know who he is.

Internal BI is the way to go. It gives better vision to those who make decisions. Congratulations! :)

This title is pure genius! Enough said.

You are the reason I read hacker news comments. This is so short, yet so true... and cleverly connects both subjects!

Thx for the response! I've always been a droplr fan and, even thought ssl should've been there, I'm glad it's fixed and I'll happily continue to use it :)

(shades of different colors, actually.) well put.

Why use BeautifulSoup when LXML is available on Google App Engine?

thank you!!!

jstanley to not have my personal life linked with a specific site. Think of good programmers behind a big porn site choosing to keep their privacy. Except this site will sell stuff (services, not really products) to the end user (B2C). How to remain anonymous and still be legal?

ephan172, it's anonymity from publicly accessible means. (total blackout would consider making illegal/fake accounts, which is not the case here). I can secure my whois data, but can I secure my payment account? I have two use examples: ie: you sell items you'd rather not to be linked to you in any way (the same way people want discrete packaging when buying certain personal items) ie2: it's a grey area business, such as porn sites (can you completely hide your personal identity when receiving online payments?)