We turned to KnowEm.com, a website I often rely on to search for usernames, even though the site is primarily intended as a brand registration service. We certainly had a front-runner for her name, but we would have chosen something different if the KnowEm results produced limited availability or if we found negative content associated with our selection. Continue Reading
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the minute those parents have a (x)th birthday party partents everywhere will be snapping photos, and tagging away. there is no escaping it, just give in. also this generally irritates people and makes them want to photograph/tag you.
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Courtney Seiter @RavenCourtneyI don't think they much care whether their stance irritates other people, and I'm sure they're smart enough to figure out how to handle the contrary folks who would tag a child just to spite her parents.
Personally, I didn't see much harm in putting info about your kids online until this happened to a friend of mine: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/12/remembering-reilly-hoax-cancer-blog_n_3429117.html. Now I think smart parents think about this stuff in advance.
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