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  suddenly you know what this attention starved person voluntarily submitted for ingestion by their fellow fakebookians...
context: Idk, I feel like a reddit profile reveals a lot more about a person than Facebook. People tend to be a bit more sharing happy and put up less defense when thinking they are anonymous online. This means creepy people can use subreddits people are on, using comments and photos they upload etc, to work backwards and stalk you, on a platform that's exposed to the entire world.
  I use my reddit account to promote my development work, so I am conscious of the link to my professional life. But many people reuse username handles across social networks, so it's not even anonymous for a lot of people.
  Edit: I would recommend everybody removing all traces of potentially personal identifiable information from their accounts, be it selfies, location, work history... Etc etc. >
  
  You do realize you can control how much info you put on your own profile.  You don't have to share anything you just mentioned. >
  
  I know you don't have to, but the point is that people do and then aren't smart enough to private their accounts >
  
  That's why my profile is locked down. You get 1 picture that's not even my face if we aren't friends. >
  
  Most people I know have never used their real names or real work places or other info. Be smart about the info you put online.