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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 6229368" data-attributes="member: 8835">From who?&nbsp; Nobody here owes you an answer or is an authority on it. Did you email Idaho and ask them?That quote tells me that I should be careful about where and how I engage my non-work activities.&nbsp; Since D&amp;D had a bad rap, and Idaho might host more than a few stereotypes that ring true, I'd be very careful to keep the two separate.&nbsp; Including obfuscating my identity, and NOT posting from work.&nbsp; I don't think I'd want my real name associated with ANYTHING except court cases.Heck, just presiding over divorce cases while in the midst of a divorce is possibly a conflict of interest to the right observer.&nbsp; Imagine empathizing with a male litigant because you're in the same situation in battling your own crazy wife and her ridiculous demands (choosing male because he is male, not that all or any divorcing wives are bat-crap crazy).Ignoring the D&amp;D angle, I could see somebody playing an angle on the premise that you shouldn't be judging a divorce while you're in the midst of your own divorce because it colors how you perceive a case and its sides.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 6229368, member: 8835"] From who? Nobody here owes you an answer or is an authority on it. Did you email Idaho and ask them? That quote tells me that I should be careful about where and how I engage my non-work activities. Since D&D had a bad rap, and Idaho might host more than a few stereotypes that ring true, I'd be very careful to keep the two separate. Including obfuscating my identity, and NOT posting from work. I don't think I'd want my real name associated with ANYTHING except court cases. Heck, just presiding over divorce cases while in the midst of a divorce is possibly a conflict of interest to the right observer. Imagine empathizing with a male litigant because you're in the same situation in battling your own crazy wife and her ridiculous demands (choosing male because he is male, not that all or any divorcing wives are bat-crap crazy). Ignoring the D&D angle, I could see somebody playing an angle on the premise that you shouldn't be judging a divorce while you're in the midst of your own divorce because it colors how you perceive a case and its sides. [/QUOTE]

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