I think our office rants and mutual distaste for these things is why we work so well together. Sounds like an AWESOME project and I think you’re right that sometimes tools that are created to give us more freedom are turned around to take it away from us.

Nowdays it’s virtually impossible to have an identity (giggle at pun, interent-virtual, man I’m awesome). We struggle with individuality because. not only does society have a way of cutting people down, but change and free-thinking are far from encouraged in the first instance. How are we supposed to develop a sense of who we are if we are constantly told who we are? It’s actually a process, I am beginning to think, that started with the industrial revolution. I could (as I’m sure you know) rant on and on about the reasons for this happening but I shall, instead, use this as a preface for my actual point; that being:

You’re awesome for believing in this strongly enough to be open about it. More people should conduct business in this way and we would automatically have a better world :)

when i finished college and started writing resumes and all that stuff I was putting in some personal flair and personal interests in with my work experience. I handed it over to one of my professors to look over and she kinda got that look of confusion. I thought, what? I dont want to work people that are nothing like me. that would suck.

some form of censorship is required, but I couldn’t do with out adding personality.