If you’re going to blog under a pseudonym and be anonymous, it’s best not to make your name on your blog the same as the name on your Twitter account that also contains your real name, which also happens to be the first Google result for said anonymous name.
Or maybe DJ Tablesauce (AKA Jon Keeling) didn’t want to be anonymous afterall. Which is weird. Why not just blog as Jon Keeling then? Who knows. Maybe he was initially worried that Intrepics would not like paying him to take shots at liberal Ohio bloggers and would instead rather he focus on his job as a Senior Consultant. (Or before that Systems Planning & Analysis wanting him to focus on his job as Policy Analyst in the Homeland Security Division).
Hard to say. Anyway. Hi Jon.
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