cybernames

Let's add "People who assign themselves 'wacky' cybernames attempting to police other people's blogs and huff menacingly not realizing that their 'warnings' are merely the ravings of the incomprehensible" to the list.

Celexa only does so much 2004

Pitchley claimed that he couldn't remember the number of women he'd had assignations with since the birth of e-mail and chat rooms, and he certainly couldn't remember all their cybernames, but he could swear on a stack of eighty-five religious books of DCI Leach's choice that he observed the same procedure with all of them once an agreement to meet had been reached: drinks and dinner in the Valley of Kings in South Kensington followed by several hours of athletically creative sexual intercourse at the Comfort Inn on Cromwell Road.

A Traitor to Memory George, Elizabeth 2001