SouthernOrthodox wrote:My good friend TomS, I think you have fallen off that ladder, one to many times.
You kidding me? I think the rungs on my ladder have grease on them!
I have answered, "no opinion". I do not see either the purpose or any advantage to be gained. The Euphrosynos Cafe is already a somewhat 'quiet' venue and I cannot see that such a change will help, save for generating a momentary 'dash' of activity?
A wanderer, trying to discern truth from falsehood
Here's my two cents...
I rarely read or post here anymore. My username changed when I got a new computer; I'm not very computer literate and I tried to get it back to the original, but failed...
My baptismal name is my name, but like what was said in a previous post, I think the posting of names has more disadvantages than profit.
That said, it will not change my current status with this forum if there is a rules change, but I will suggest this:
If we're gonna get all proper, we also need to address each other as Mr., Mrs., Miss, Dr., etc.
Ekaterina wrote:On a more serious note: You can require a "Christian" or "Saints" name all you want.....it's no guarantee that people will use their "real" name.
Good, it is so obvious!! Or maybe we will be asked to send a copy of our baptismal act and of our identity card... :mrgreen:
Priidite, poklonimsja i pripadem ko Hristu.
Would it be possible to know the reason that this is up for discussion, please?
I recall that a rule of this sort was done on an RC forum, something like "MyCatholic". It was taken over by a new owner and he and the main admin/mod woman said that all had to be by real name. They then closed the forum to public view.
I certainly have not hidden that I am not EO and it is on my profile in the "Interests" section.
Ebor
Ebor wrote:Would it be possible to know the reason that this is up for discussion, please?
I recall that a rule of this sort was done on an RC forum, something like "MyCatholic". It was taken over by a new owner and he and the main admin/mod woman said that all had to be by real name. They then closed the forum to public view.
I certainly have not hidden that I am not EO and it is on my profile in the "Interests" section.
Ebor
Sure thing, it had been requested by a number of members and wedecided to run a poll to let the posters themselves do the deciding.
SouthernOrthodox wrote:Katina has a good point. The question I would have, would it be the English version of the name or the Russian (Slavonic) version. I also agree to include jurisdiction, since the air of unification is so apparent these days, may help and of course still welcoming our by-way Protestant friends.
English, Russian/Slavonic, Greek,or really any language would be okay IMO.