Pyramus
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There's a huge tactical problem with the firm belief that a person posts what they think is strategically important. There are many reason why some of us can't post pictures of what we feel is important, only three of which I'll give an example of below, to show the point: PRIVACY EXAMPLE: What if, for example, I think a picture of my gorgeous face is important ... yet ... I can't post that for professional and privacy reasons? CULTURE EXAMPLE: Or, what if I think it's important to show a picture of me shirtless next to my one-of-a-kind lunar rocketship - but those man-with-toy pictures are considered gauche - so I bow to culture and don't post what I think is important. PROFESSIONALISM EXAMPLE: What if I think the fact I run a multi-million dollar company is important - but it would be unprofessional to post a picture of me on the stage preaching to my minions. The point is that some of us (especially the ones with more to lose than others) are actually extremely limited in what profile pictures we can pose, for a huge variety of family, work, and social reasons (not just privacy, culture, and professionalism).
< Message edited by Pyramus -- 1/29/2013 1:43:46 PM >
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