Personal Website Question: About Me Page

[lonervamp at gmail.com (Michael Dickey)]

[1] http://www.terminal23.net/aboutauthor.php

If I'm going to reference a link, I should at least paste it in, eh?


On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 6:31 PM, Michael Dickey <lonervamp at gmail.com> wrote:

> Personally, I've opted to put a more sanitized version of my resume on my
> about me page. [1] One that does not include address, phone, or even current
> employer.
>
> Keeping all of that behind a request link/email is just fine in my opinion,
> and not overkill. The only reason I bother is in case someone is curious
> about my background or wants to peruse my resume and consider me without
> having to show their hand with an actual solicitation.
>
> As far as anything else, I'd suggest just doing what you feel comfortable
> with. Your name is exceedingly common, probably even in the military, so I'm
> not sure someone would entirely be able to track you down should they want
> to, especially if you're only giving the sort of bio that you might find at
> the end of a magazine article or book cover.
>
>
> On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 4:41 PM, Robert Miller <arch3angel at gmail.com>wrote:
>
> > Hey Everyone,
> >
> > I am considering adding an "about me" page to a web site I am building,
> > some what like an online resume type setup, however being mindful of my
> > personal data being leaked out to "bob" I am considering the good and
> > the bad along with what to actually put on the page.
> >
> > Any suggestions on material to have on the page?
> >
> > Any suggestions on material not to have on the page?
> >
> > I had considered offering PDF, Word Doc, and text resumes for downloads
> > but decided against that sine my resume contains things such as my
> > address and phone number, and since I know how "bob" works I would be
> > getting prank calls at 3am to say the least :-)
> >
> > I also considered my military information, however this too concerned me
> > with "bob" lurking around.
> >
> > I figure a simple button or link that says request email, then I can
> > email the resume allowing me to choose who gets it.  This seem like a
> > good idea or over kill?
> >
> > What have others in the InfoSec field done?
> >
> > Thanks everyone in advance for the advice!
> >
> > Robert
> > arch3angel
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