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It has become in style in my yeshiva for classes to have high school reunions. Yes my yeshiva is in brooklyn of course! Is it by everyone else also?
I have not seen any of my classmates since I graduated high school with one exception — the one who became my son’s 6th grade Rebbi.
The Wolf
That’s so sad, Wolf. Why don’t you keep in touch?
Sure. I see many in the neighborhood and others at the Yeshiva annual dinner.
Why don’t you keep in touch?
High school was a very unpleasant experience for me (although, to be fair, the cause of the unpleasantness was NOT my classmates). When I graduated, I was eager to put the whole affair behind me and move on to Beis Medrash and college.
By the time I was older and wiser, I had already lost touch with everyone and had no real way of getting a hold of anyone.
Every now and again, I google a name to see if anything pops up. In addition, it’s very easy to find my email address (the one associated with my real name, not my nom de blog) if you know my name. If any of them every googled my name and wanted to get in touch with me, I’ve made it very easy for them to do so.
The Wolf
How can someone make their email easily findable?
How can someone make their email easily findable?
If you google my real name, you will find several ways to get a hold of me.
The Wolf
I was asking how someone else can replicate what you did to make their name easily associated with an email that is easily findable.
Sign up for an email using your real name. You will be findable to all those who know your real name.
How will others be able to find it with google? It isnt listed anywhere.
I also have a website with my name. In addition, I’m on Facebook and other social networking sites.
Trust me… if you know who I am, I am *very* findable.
The Wolf
Have your real name and email on a website.
sign up for a gmail account using your real name. dont worry about being found by those who want to find you using your real name.
Wolf my trolish post was deleted, guess there’s some truth to every lie;) LOL!
Wolf, if someone’s name is Yeruchem Elchonon Katzenelenbogen that would work. If it’s David Katz, it wouldn’t work.
Wolf my trolish post was deleted, guess there’s some truth to every lie;) LOL!
I have no idea what the heck you’re talking about.
Wolf, if someone’s name is Yeruchem Elchonon Katzenelenbogen that would work. If it’s David Katz, it wouldn’t work.
Granted, an uncommon name makes one easier to locate. However, I believe that even a “David Katz” can make himself found if he wants to be found.
The Wolf
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