Uh, do we name the lake? Trip report protocol?

Seems like some lakes get named in Trip Reports whilst others are merely hinted at...

What's the standard PNWFF community guidelines on naming the lake?

 

[Cabezon]

I prefer to post cryptic, fun names ("River of the Garnet Sands", "Ice water Lake") for the places that I'm fishing. If my fishing reports were just available to board members, I wouldn't be so circumspect. But as long as a post is potentially findable via a Google search, I prefer not to be specific. At the same time, if you know the place, my names aren't hard to figure out, especially as some landscape features are very identifiable. And if someone on the board sends me a PM, I'm happy to be more specific. As a PNWFF community, we should be helping each other.
Steve

 

[clarkman]

I've always said that I could tell people which rock to stand on at my favorite tiger musky lake, but they'd still likely never show up. That said, I'm still not gonna tell anyone which rock to stand on at my favorite tiger musky lake.

 

[RCF]

I had to change my ID/handle on the old site because I was hotspotting a well known 50 mile long Western MT Blue Ribbon creek.

Sheesh...

So RCF is what it is now...