Do sororities do background checks?

[KSUViolet06]

Originally Posted by KSigkid

This may be slightly off-topic, but here goes...

I don't understand why a regular poster would want to create an alias to express their opinion. Are people really that concerned about what other posters think of them? I wouldn't know 99% of you if I bumped into you on the street, and I imagine it's that way for the rest of the board.

I mean, I've seen subsets of this feeling in other areas of the board. Poster A criticizes Poster B, and Poster B says something along the lines of "OMG I can't believe you criticized me, I thought we got along!" Or there are people who trumpet their GC reputations. People tend to get way too attached to other user names on the board, or to their own GC persona.

Do you really care that much about how other people on the board feel about you? Is your GC reputation really that big of a deal?

To CallingYouOut - I really don't get your using an alias in this situation. The only thing you posted that might have necessitated an alias was the comment about your husband, and honestly, your story would have worked the same if you had said "a friend of mine" or "someone I know" instead.

Sorry, I guess I just don't get it. If you're going to post something that you don't want attached to your regular user name, maybe you just shouldn't post it.

Thank you.

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by APhiAnna

This might hurt you, which would be a little hypocritical because I'd be willing to bet on the fact that at most large colleges there are several sisters in every chapter with a fake ID.

One of the sororities at my school would stand outside one of the bars in town and hand out fake IDs to the PNM freshmen.

Originally Posted by KSUViolet06

Thank you.

Agreed.