Introduction Every once in a while the discussion if people should use real names online is brought up again. People in favor of this often claim that if a person would use their real name they will act more accountable, that it will improve engagement, or that you know who you are talking to1. The first can be disproven by a curious glance at the cesspool that is Facebook (the most famous place with a real name policy) and the second is of questionable utility anyway.

As some people might have noticed this is a static website build on top hugo and you might be wondering why I choose to do it that way. Well a couple of reasons: I’ve always been a person who liked to keep presentation separate from content and thus wrote a lot of my longer papers in college in LaTeX (also long documents with lots of images and formulas are less likely to break) sure for something short (or something that needed to be shared with a group) I might have fired up word or libreoffice but on the whole a lot was written in LaTeX.