The anonymator arrives

It was brought up today at the web editors meeting that some folks don't
post messages to Webnet 'cause they think their questions are dumb or too
elementary, or will reflect badly on them or their website, or may get back
to their boss that they clearly don't know what they're doing, or just want
to remain anonymous.

Enter the anonymator.

I am happy to receive any emails and strip them of identifying information
and post on your behalf, a la, "I have a friend who broke her home page
and.."

Just forward your questions to me and I will anonymate them at no charge.

You're welcome,

D.

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Debra Goldentyer
Manager, Online Marketing
University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business
510-643-3847 / goldentyer_at_haas.berkeley.edu
 <http://haas.berkeley.edu/> http://haas.berkeley.edu/

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Received on Mon Oct 27 2008 - 14:45:08 PDT