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keV.
United States3214 Posts
On July 07 2010 03:05 Tomnki wrote: Hi, I see you live in the United States. The population is around 306 million people. Do you really think out of 306 million people you are the only one with your current name? Not everyone is named John Smith man... | ||
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Backpack
United States1776 Posts
Problem solved. | ||
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Chairman Ray
United States11903 Posts
I thumbs down this idea | ||
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Baxter
Australia45 Posts
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keV.
United States3214 Posts
On July 07 2010 03:09 Backpack wrote: If you are concerned about it, simply don't post in their REALID FORUMS. Problem solved. Obviously, this fixes the problem. Still, some people would like to be heard. | ||
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Vimsey
United Kingdom2235 Posts
On July 07 2010 02:53 ikkyixo wrote: Admissible in regards to the potential employer searching up your name in google and finding out information, yes. Using that said information to deny you from employment is not. The denial of employment would need to always be based on a specifc aspect in which the employer finds that either, you are not qualified for the position in which you are applying for or the position you are applying for is no longer open due to a sudden or non sudden change in business needs or the position was filled. Following under the assumption that some other members of the forum have in regards to this predicament can be applied to anything else on the web. They can google your name, find out that you won 1st place in a chess tournament and you think that if the person making hiring decisions doesn't like chess (because their father died to choking on a chess piece or something ridiculous like that), can deny you from employment soley because you play chess? I'm sorry homie but that's discrimination and is definitely against the law if it's used to deny you from employment. If you feel that you have a case in which you were denied employment because of that, then as I said, you can bring them to court. If they have proof that your decision of being hired was not based on that or you have no proof otherwise, how can you blame a forums about Starcraft being the reason you were not hired? The real world operates differently to how it is supposed to. Companies are supposed to employ people without bias to gender, race, age and many other things but reality is very different and its very difficult to prove. Much better to just not provide them with the ammunition in the first place. | ||
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Sabu113
United States11094 Posts
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im a roc
United States745 Posts
On July 07 2010 03:09 Backpack wrote: If you are concerned about it, simply don't post in their REALID FORUMS. Problem solved. All of their forums will be realid. We basically don't have any way to give feedback without our names attached. | ||
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Lennon
United Kingdom2275 Posts
This is a time when almost everyone knows NOT to give out personal details unless they have no other choice. I don't post on their official forums anyway and people will use fake identities. The most important thing here is how disappointingly stupid Blizzard are becoming. | ||
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DeckTech
Netherlands26 Posts
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keV.
United States3214 Posts
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789
United States959 Posts
Exactly man. Like I've said a couple times ... if you do a yellow page search on me only 3 results come up. 1 is some random guy, the other is myself and my dad. Gee I like those odds of them picking someone I would care to see not harrassed. | ||
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
What the fuck. What. The. Fuck. .. | ||
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Backpack
United States1776 Posts
On July 07 2010 03:11 im a roc wrote: All of their forums will be realid. We basically don't have any way to give feedback without our names attached. Wrong. Please read the entire thread, or at least the last few pages. | ||
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baskerville
541 Posts
since sc2 is a game for a wide spectrum of players i don't get it at all i wouldn't let my kid give out his real name online .. and i doubt i'm the worst on the issue of course it's the forum not the game, but still getting info and discussing the ins and outs of the game is a part of the fun, to not be able to do it in the company's forum seems counter intuitive, not to mention so stooopid from a commercial point of view anybody else thought of this or messaged blizz about it? | ||
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Nefra
United Kingdom37 Posts
On July 07 2010 03:02 789 wrote: Let's make this interesting. Everyone who thinks this lack of privacy isn't an issue: post your full name, phone number, and address. If you really don't think it's an issue you would be willing to do it, since when blizzard starts handing full names out it will be easy enough to discover this information. Oh yeah ... any random jerk off can run a full background check on you too if he wants to pay a few bucks. If you're stupid enough to put personal information on the internet anything further than your name you deserve all you get to be honest, I'm more than happy for people to know my name, it does not bother me, good luck trying to glean any further information from knowing it - even if you can get as far as figuring out which one of the many people I share my name with. | ||
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McDonalds
Liechtenstein2244 Posts
On July 07 2010 03:11 im a roc wrote: We basically don't have any way to give feedback without our names attached. Is there not going to be a customer support e-mail address or form or anything? | ||
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MangoTango
United States3670 Posts
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Endorsed
Netherlands1221 Posts
I don't know what to say. Such a rediculous reasoning. | ||
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KillerPlague
United States1386 Posts
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