[Gooracouppy]

Yes.

[JMLot]

Originally posted by joncha
Yes. I wonder - WHY is it something which is outside most people's comfort zones, or "normal zone"? The data is public, it's there on the internet, and they're the ones who put it there, then why care if someone collects and organises it?

[Hujkmlopes]

How would you control for inaccuracies?

[goldeneggs]

Originally posted by khines


It's not outside my comfort zone or "normal zone," just kind of odd that someone would be wanting that type of information for an innocuous reason.

Now, on the other hand, if you have a need for the information, such as business or criminal activity, that is a different story... To be honest, my primary motivation is to freak out the more simple-minded of my college mates by telling them that I have this "file" on them with me.


It could come in useful, though, I don't know how. Information is always useful.

[PhotoSHOPadob]

Originally posted by Doddler
You're not Korean are you? Eh.... what?

What does my Koreanness (or lack thereof) have to do with whatever is being discussed?

[Clunlippibe]

The shooting? What about it?

[DebtDetox]

The guy was creepy, kind of like you.

To be honest, my primary motivation is to freak out the more simple-minded of my college mates
That is a brilliant idea. I suggest you move to Virginia.

[discountviagraman]

aneeshm, No. Depends though. Are these people your friends? If they are, then this is creepy and you need to get a life.

So depends. I have a map about the people I know in the field I am, like their business cards etc, I've googled them up further, also people I've met attending seminars, I've googled them up, the company they work for, their position. Basically I've mapped out a bit (not a lot, I stopped doing this a while ago since no time to do this), so say I need to make something happening, make moves, I know who I can call, who I can e-mail, if I have to say we met at blaablaablaa or we talked at blaablaablaa. Not total strangers though.

[noingenah]

Originally posted by Pekka

aneeshm, No. Depends though. Are these people your friends?
Not friends, just people I know, contacts.

[sadgpokx]

aneeshm, just contacts? If it's possible business contacts, it's not creepy, it's smart if you ask me.

[fameintatenly]

You are really creepy, still..

[quack!]

Aneesh Mulye, eh? I checked you out on Google. I see you're a member of the Indian chapter of the triple L, the lingam lover's league. Didn't know you were a lingam worshipper.

But seriously, do it right or don't do it at all. You should document all the dirt you can about your collegues. If you have any problem with one of them, just threaten to spill the beans.

[Crazykz]

Originally posted by aneeshm


To be honest, my primary motivation is to freak out the more simple-minded of my college mates by telling them that I have this "file" on them with me.


It could come in useful, though, I don't know how. Information is always useful. Sounds like a bad case of ANS.

[royarnekara]

Creepy

[yovbQVpD]

Yes.

[TriammaMade]

Looks like aneeshm has a future in politics.

[sicheAscems]

Originally posted by Elok
Creepy, and a pointless waste of effort. Use Myspace or Facebook if you're going to stalk, that's what they're there for. easier to stalk on myspace