Let's make one thing very clear. The board rules are very clear - and so are US privacy laws - that illegally obtaining private information and posting it online is very much a prosecutable offense. And don't think for a minute that I won't do it if you don't immediately desist from posting personal information about me other than what I have disclosed in my profile.
My user name is WorldTraveler... no one, and I mean no one, has been given the right to use any other name or to disclose any information about me which I have not put on my profile. There is no employment information there.
Good luck prosecuting, Tim. Hacking email would be considered illegal. Tapping your IP address and sniffing your web traffic would be illegal. Going into Delta's HR systems and digging around would be illegal.
What's not illegal is doing a five keyword search on Google or a social media site, using minimal information voluntarily provided by both you (18 months ago - I still have the PM on file) as well as someone at DL who'd had enough of your cheerleading on A.Net (and yes, CorpComm knows who you are).
You do remember Google, don't you? Of course you do -- you made a point of telling me you would trash my professional reputation via Google searches to this forum, which is why you were posting my full name and even my city of residence at one point.
You see, slandering is illegal.
Outing? Distasteful, perhaps, but there's nothing illegal about providing someone with a URL.
Your picture and bio still come up on the first page of results in Google.
Heck, even your email address is disclosed in your video on one of your sponsor's websites.
If you wanted to be a private individual, you've done a really poor job at it.
Posting your phone number if it were unlisted? That's an invasion of privacy.
Posting your home address? Sorry. That's public record, thanks to the various taxation authorities posting that information online. It would be an even tougher sell to convince a judge that obtaining information from a government website as being illegal.
No, Tim, I know you're not stupid. Sometimes you're too smart for your own good, because you don't consider that someone else might be right.
Now, if you'd like to continue with the empty threats, my phone number is in my signature -- feel free to call and threaten me in person. Unlike you, I don't see any need to hide.