Once you start on this road, it gets dicey because it can become possible to identify people-at least those who may work for universities in some capacity. I, like many on this site, wear multiple hats-employee, advisor, parent and former student–back when dinosaurs roamed. If I had to list schools I’d attended it would be quite a long list and totally irrelevant because things change. I hear Fred Flintstone even graduated since I was in school-who’d have guessed! That would be true about schools I’ve been associated with or worked at also-many many and If I listed them my current and former colleagues, if they cared to (and I don’t think anyone would) could take an educated guess based on the history. But I am not representing any school when I post. I think most of the adults who post a lot show their cards enough so that readers can guess their level of expertise of knowledge base. I also agree with those that already mentioned the fact that knowledgeable people usually provide their opinions about mis-information. And i’ve been called on the carpet for what I believe to be accurate information about a school–so I can see that most information gets thoroughly vetted.