[MD] Who are you?

[Arlo Bensinger]

[Platt]
Right on, Marsha. The ego of some knows no bounds.

[Arlo]
Sorry, what did you think was just "ego" on my part? Was it because 
Steve asked for details about our lives and I answered?

[Marsha]
I was of course talking about the first four paragraphs.  It could be 
based on the same kind of scientific method and analysis used to 
predict the New Hampshire primary.  And I don't want such knowing 
spoiling all the fun.

[Arlo]
Right. We are here who we seek to be and who we are accepted as. All 
I am saying is that we present that in a myriad of ways, choices and 
devices. But that's the same as anywhere, online or not. Whether or 
not you deliberately intend it as such, the words you choose, the 
manners of your replies, the points you choose to highlight and the 
ones you choose to dismiss, all lead towards the construction of an 
identities (plural) or "Marsha"... and how you are responded to 
depend on very significant aspects of that identity. And again, same 
here or anywhere else.