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Thu 30 Sep, 2004 02:42 pm
Are they just anti-social people working on their fears of rejection by slowly lowering themselves into an online community? They register but aren't quite ready to interact so they cruise the forums hiding in the shadows, taking notes on other members waiting for their chance to jump in and be accepted.
Or is it a more sinister reason? Perhaps big brother really is watching.
I believe that some of the "hidden members" are spies from Google.
I'm a spy from Google. I'm coming out of the closet because their last check bounced
If Panzade doesn't get his payment he's going to let all the hampsters loose.
Then we would all have to hide... hamsters running around tearing peoples throats out like the rabbit in Monty Python's Holy Grail. It will be chaos.
Is this the coming out thread?
jpinMilwaukee wrote:Then we would all have to hide... hamsters running around tearing peoples throats out like the rabbit in Monty Python's Holy Grail. It will be chaos.
Pssst....don't mention rabbits....especially aggressive ones....
Googlebots aren't spies - they are our friends!
Any member may choose whether or not to reveal online status while logged in to A2K; it is the first option under "Preferences" on the member's profile page. Its a matter of personal choice.
Googlebots and unregistered or not-logged-on site viewers show up as "Guests", BTW.
dlowan... are you The rabbit of Caerbannog?
I see a slight resemblance but...
jpinMilwaukee wrote:dlowan... are you The rabbit of Caerbannog?
I see a slight resemblance but...
Nah - that's little cousin Emma - she's sort of a runt...
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