Ah, that's because you need to look for @plushzilla :p I use the @fibrefox account for all community related activities (sorry if it is causing some confusion). But if you are doing something nice for the community you'll get a follow from @plushzilla :)
When I was making my Bingo card, I had noticed the two accounts were using the same profile pic. At the time, I thought it was a coincidence. It didn’t occur to me that both accounts could be run by the same person - lol.
I’ll send you a message tomorrow
lol - I hadn't noticed that resemblance - probably because I often do not visit people 's profile pages.
I've just read your article about identity, and I'm really intrigued by the idea of having to 'recover' your identity by interacting with the people who knew you. In my personal case, I would for sure turn out to be a completely different person. I'm taking that with me in my battle against low self-esteem and negative self-image... Really inspiring...
Then you might actually be interested in this documentary that I watched a while ago, which actually inspired some of the thoughts I had about identity and some of the struggles I have had as well. It is titled "Unknown White Male": http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0436864/
Ah, that's because you need to look for @plushzilla :p I use the @fibrefox account for all community related activities (sorry if it is causing some confusion). But if you are doing something nice for the community you'll get a follow from @plushzilla :)
When I was making my Bingo card, I had noticed the two accounts were using the same profile pic. At the time, I thought it was a coincidence. It didn’t occur to me that both accounts could be run by the same person - lol.
I’ll send you a message tomorrow
The description on the profile pages also provide a clue:
There are also accounts that are shared so those are run by multiple people too! Identity is an interesting thing on Steemit and I have written about it in the past: https://steemit.com/makesteemitgreat-again/@plushzilla/the-steemian-identity-crisis-what-a-picture-of-you-holding-up-a-card-really-means
lol - I hadn't noticed that resemblance - probably because I often do not visit people 's profile pages.
I've just read your article about identity, and I'm really intrigued by the idea of having to 'recover' your identity by interacting with the people who knew you. In my personal case, I would for sure turn out to be a completely different person. I'm taking that with me in my battle against low self-esteem and negative self-image... Really inspiring...
Then you might actually be interested in this documentary that I watched a while ago, which actually inspired some of the thoughts I had about identity and some of the struggles I have had as well. It is titled "Unknown White Male": http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0436864/
Looks interesting. Will check it out :0)