These are some of the more common questions I'm asked. If more come up, I'll probably post my answers.
In 1990, I was reading something about computers. The document I was reading stated that computers operate in nanoseconds. At the time, I was unfamiliar with the prefix nano, so I looked up the word in a dictionary.
Nano means one billionth (10-9) and micro means one millionth (10-6). Nano is therefore one thousandth the value of micro, and a nanosecond is one thousandth of a microsecond.
After reading that document, I began wondering why we have microchips and microcomputers, but no nanochips or nanocomputers. I wanted to be the first person to use nano in their pseudonym, and the name I decided on popped in my head right away: Nanoboy! After a few seconds (or a few billion nanoseconds), I realized I wouldn't want to be called Nanoboy when I was older. Instead, I chose Nanoman.
And that's the story of how Nanoman got his name.
No. Doing so would conflict with my company's privacy policy. Even if I wasn't bound by my professional code of ethics, I prefer to limit my dependence on third party services.
I want people to be able to contact me without depending on proprietary networks. I want to be able to post content without fear of censorship from the host site's administrators. Having my own website grants me both of these freedoms.
If someone wants to learn about me or my company, they can read my personal page or my company page. If someone wants to "follow" me, they can subscribe to my web feed. If someone wants to contact me, they can use my contact page.
I discovered every conspiracy that resides on my Weird Conspiracies Involving Space Aliens page by myself, I am proud to say. I could post thousands of conspiracies that other people have uncovered, but this is my website!
If you find any of these conspiracy reports posted elsewhere on the Internet or in the real world, the publishers either plagiarized me or went through the grueling task of uncovering these conspiracies on their own.
Many people don't have broadband Internet access, and I'm sympathetic to their bandwidth limitations. I know from experience that it's not fun having to wait ten minutes for a hundred animated GIFs to load.
Short answer: I don't know.
I started that page because I couldn't find any related information on the Internet when I initially became interested. My plan was to do a lot of research and post everything -- or maybe write a book -- to help others like me find what they wanted. Now there are plenty of pages out there discussing the subject at length, and someone has a book in the works, so the effort feels redundant.
I'll probably post more some day, but I have no immediate plans.