Quite right mate. It's a common mistake many makethese days on forums and various social networking sites. I continue to be amazed that far too many people judge their popularity and social standing by the number of electronic "friends" they have never met. To exacerbate this perception many are far too eager to publicly share every intimate detail of their lives in the vain pursuit of a modicum of fleeting fame.Identity thieves, con artists, burglars, and all manner of nefarious ne’er do wells rely upon the cooperation of their unwitting victims to continue preying upon society.

Lesson for today: trust no one on the internet, never click on links provided by anonymous sources, and never, ever volunteer to be a victim.Class is dismissed.

That is a very valid question which deserves a sincere, honest answer. I am here to learn about RC tanks and share what I have learned from others or experimentation to (hopefully) contribute in some small way to the expansion of the hobby. I am not here to solicit or provide any other information, especially personal information.I applaud everyone who was wise enough to simply reply in this thread that their on-line identity is the same everywhere without providing additional details.I am concerned that you solicited on-line identities while admittedly actually hoping to learn of the existence of other forums and web sites. It would have been more forthright to simply ask if anyone knows of other, similar sites supporting this or other RC hobbies.This doesn’t make you a bad person by any means sinceI suspect your query was entirely innocent and without malice. I merely suggest to everyone reading this thread that they carefully consider the ramifications of exposing any personal data to any public and anonymous audience.