I didn’t realize LinkedIn photos were a legitimate form of identification. Good thing they can’t be faked or changed readily.

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mattmaroon 5 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Do you imagine someone got a stolen credit card, made a linkedin with that name, used the card to attend a live class under the fake ID, or are you just doing the classic hacker news aaaaactually?

Comments like this have ruined this site. We all know that’s never happened once in history.

	▲	lunchbucket 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		If you care about the quality of the site, consider the guidelines about not responding to a bad comment with a worse one and not griping about how HN has gotten terrible or turned into reddit or what there you. Downvote, flag, and move on to better discussion, and you'll spend a lot more time engaging and contributing to good discussions. Contributing to good discussions is the highest leverage way to promote the quality of the site. Spending time in poor discussions is what makes it feel like HN has gone to crap.

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esseph 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

While funny, I literally just used my LinkedIn picture in a legal case of mistaken identity on behalf of a US state.

Not kidding.