I've just googled myself - and limited the hits by putting my name in inverted commas - and there are still 190 results. Most of them aren't me though, as I seem to share my moniker with a recently murdered homeless man (and it is odd to read about someone who has died when they have the same name as you, but I guess all the John Smiths find this out all the time), and a young Rugby League player in Australia.
Most of the entries that are something to do with me are work-related, which is fine as part of the ethos of work is to reash as wide a network as possible. Others are from my own entry and other peoples' entries on Facebook, the latter of which was unexpected.
I might have to think about disclosure levels in future.
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Googling oneself really does bring disclosure/privacy issues into focus.--p@ c
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