text: And how would the National Catholic Reporter be able to tell a real, authentic, genuine, and true Facebook profile from a fake one? The Internet, with all its' superiority in the Information Age, can be arranged to continue to fake profiles and anonymous identities - even if they appear real. Not a reliable source.
  
  There's one other caveat. If you voiced your own opinion on here with your real name and identity, a potential employer will screen "Social Media Profiles" - including the Blogosphere of commentary on the Reporter. If that employer reads your comment, and finds it offensive enough - no matter their religious, non-religious, anti-religious, or political slant.) They may quietly reserve not telling you exactly, accept they've found another successful candidate (which thousands exist with their resumes.) 
  
  William Shakespeare, a Catholic, used other aliases and names to escape persecution from the Church of England. Go figure. Life/Death issue.