Quote:
Originally Posted by Reformed Musings I confess that py3ak's idea of relating HWMNBN to the (I think, according to Google) Harry Potter antagonist is quite clever, far more clever than the actual reason. I used the initials to prevent my blog from showing up when folks do Internet searches for "Doug Wilson". When I used his name a lot in a blog post back in June, I received a large number of page hits looking up the slavery thing and other unsavory issues, with which I do not wish my blog to be associated. Unless I've missed a reference, you'll find that his name almost never appears more than once (on rare occasions twice) in any single post, and doesn't even appear in many posts. With such a low occurrence, my blog isn't likely to come up in a search on these other subjects. I actually mentioned this technique in a post I did way back in the summer. With the same reasoning, I try NOT to abbreviate "Federal Vision" too often because I DO want my blog to come up in searches for that topic.
So, sorry, not much humor there--just keeping under the search-engine radars for unsavory topics. I think that I may have used the initials once recently on GreenBagginses, but later realized that was silly because Wilson's name is all over Lane's blog. I will admit, though, that I did start finding it a bit humorous after typing it for a while. I'll post a link to this comment on my blog so others may benefit from your question. |
This is an example of serendipity. Some time ago several of us on here (in good humour) started calling Wilson He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named, and almost simultaneously (but, I think unrelatedly) someone else started to do it. We actually informed Mr. Wilson of this and I don't recollect him registering any objection, in spite of the explicit connection to Voldemort.
Now the vital question is to determine who corresponds to Moaning Myrtle in this equation.
Rich, are you saying that what Wilson would call the "serrated edge" you consider to be "the poison of asps"?