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If Lukas and the moderator want to decrease the volume of bad behavior and personal attacks on this forum, then I think everyone somehow should be forced to use their real names.
I would have no problem with changing my nickname to my real name if this became reality.
What do you say, people? What do you say, Lukas and moderator?
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my name is Judy Hubbard but I want to keep judy the hutt as well
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I've always used my real name. It's never been a problem.
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Re: "The anonymity of boards such as this allows folks to express their opinions more freely, so I think it's a good thing." And someone else mentioned a possible problem with nosey employers looking for excuses to fire people. Boy, has it come to that? I'm glad I retired when I did! I didn't hesitate to use my real name here (as well as in my email address), since, despite a sometimes racy life, I have little to hide. That said, I can still understand why some may prefer to keep their identities to themselves -- if I wrote some of the things that THEY wrote, I'd probably want to keep my identity secret too! But I really can't see any legitimate reason to make it mandatory. However, I do wish some members weren't so reticent about posting anything about themselves in their profiles, even if it's just their favorite composers and soundtracks. What's the harm? Or maybe they don't have any favorite composers and soundtracks!
Ronald D. Hardcastle
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What does using a real name do to stop abusive posts?
Ford A. Thaxton is a real name, isn't it?
He's protected by the powers that be, unlike us. 
He can say ANYthing.
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I'm still trying to find out who you were at Fangoria Magazine, of if you were, Dan 
And my name is actually Carson Dial
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My name is unpronounceable by mortals.
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