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Originally Posted by baddog
Why wouldn't it be?
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People finding out you shoot porn on a large scale in a group of conservatives. I'm ok with telling certain people but it's embarrassing if others know.
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Originally Posted by PR_Tom
It's one of those "it depends" things I think. I dont mind if people know I'm Tom.
When I made my facebook account, I used my real name. If I ever post on facebook, it's my first and last name that shows up. Haven't had a problem to this point.
But of course I don't create content and barely even host any adult content currently for that matter.
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I think most people will never mind if you develop products adult industry people use but being immersed in it can maybe become a problem.
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Originally Posted by cthulhu_waves
Real names makes it easier for hackers and robbers to gather your personal information and ultimately use it against you. You're just asking for trouble.
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Always a valid point, even though it's a thin layer making a alias will make you less likely to get hacked. Of course if you piss someone off enough they'll go psychotic to get to you sometimes.
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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
I was already known by my real name. So pointless hiding it.
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That's what happened to the producer I referenced. Everyone knows his real name and it's what he depends upon so it's useless.
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Originally Posted by epitome
If you are a professional then of course. How else do you expect to get business?
The internet is still littered with references of me from days when I was an active real estate agent and the last time I personally marketed a home in my name was 2008.
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Mystery (the pick up artist) is known as that and he does well. Depends on what you do. Mainstream it's a safe bet. It's a little harder to start over if you use your real name though
