Cheers to the thoughtful web. I feel no need to make multiple accounts here. Always have with reddit. Heard of and met retired facebook trolls who had to, in order to protect their real identity (some of these folk could have been in law, public positions, etc.), work under pen names. Here, I feel that it is celebrated the fact that a personality (or so) keeps up with their inquisitiveness; consistency doesn't matter here. No one, as far as I've seen, has said, effectively "Well, you posted x comment one time, so you must be a terrible person..." while a few thousand might nod a head while perhaps a few give it an uppoint (DuPont? Upvote?). IT'S ALL SPORADIC. Which is why it has, as well, been one of the factors that have been some of the vectors into new ways of thinking. The structure of the hubski experience is topic-page focused, and your feed is subject to a different hierarchy than a binary segmentation of ideas processed through an RSS-like striation. that one sees elsewhere.