I have a tendency to use different nicknames for each website so... many.
this post was submitted on 19 Jan 2022
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this is the way.
I don't have persistent identities across any platform. I'm one thing on Reddit, I'm one thing on here, etc. I also tend to delete accounts after a few months and make new ones because I don't like to build a history, though I'm trying to kick that habit.
Same.
Like the posters before me, I also have different username/nicknames for every different sites/services. Sometimes I use random word generators (smash two words together), or just random word like "Copio" (which TIL means "copying" in Welsh)
twitter, lemmy, mastodon, wikipedia
I started with one, but by now it's too much to count
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