Well...that´s just a suggestion but...I think everyone, in here, should have a small profile!!!
On most of the net groups I know, that´s one of the most important conditions to join and be accepted by them!!!
What do you think about it?
Thanks

Maria

Fr_Chuck

But also only give that informatoin you would not mind a criminal, a insane person or even a me to have,

Often people post way to much about theirself. I still do persnally, but I will mention a few years ago becaue of my very stong pro life stand, I got a online stalker, they emailed and even wronte my place of work and church about things I posted on the web. They latter even left notes in my physcial mail box ( moved from online to real life)

We need to provide only the amount of info that is required or we feel comfortable with.

NeedKarma

I agree with the good Father. Also I'm just here to help others, not to be "accepted" by them. My friends are in real life, not online.

CaptainForest

I concur with the other 2.

Providing too much information can be potentially dangerous. My little cousin posted her name, address, the works. I spoke with her mother (my aunt) and it was removed. There are a lot of predators out there.

Curlyben

Do you really want to know that I'm a cattle prod wealding maniac that's loves to collect beer bottle tops

Thought not.
I only give out publicly available information on myself.
If you get to know me better I may open up a little, but don't count on it.

It is entirely up to each member how much they enter into their profiles.

Nez

I love tending the sheep late at night,and beaming them aboard my spaceship.I'm not mad you know.Who said I was...eh...Own up.....

Xx.Blue.on.Black.Xx

mariamar

Thanks a lot for your brilliant opinions!!!

nwsflash

I agree with all the above...Safty is always at the front !

Fr_Chuck

What ever you guys do with your sheep in the privacy of your home is your business,

but yes, every now and then esp if I see a young person or what appears to be a person who may not reaslise this, I take the info and do alittle research and then give them alot more info about thierself.
I did that for one person on this site a month or two ago. Not as detailed as in years past but enough to make them think.

Now perosnally since I have church, a music ministry and the such I am posted all over the web. so I go ahead and post almost anything and everything. But again we take a risk in doing that.

But it doesn't hurt to tell some about each other, favorite foods, or hobbies, how long it takes you to shear a sheep, thinigs like that.