Good point.
jhb

I don't know how an alias (which requires $20) would indicate if anybody is LE. If it were a problem, I really think that the staff would step in and do away with aliases.

let's assume that might be true.....that a member of LE thinks it would help make a case by posting here.....and hoping that someone might post an incriminating response.

So what?  What have you seen posted on any of the boards here that might be incriminating that is not available elsewhere, such as on a provider's website?

Some VIPs use alias(es) for a reason.  

In my opinion the probability of LE spending time to post here is slim and none.

Any other VIP with an alias want to render their opinion?

I'm vip and I use this name so I can speak freely without publically reflecting on the wonderful ladies I review.  I did this after I discovered that Googling the name I messaged with could bring up the post & I was uncomfortable with that.  
The ladies I date know both my message name & my review name.
skb    

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You don't mention anything on the boards that's ultra sensitive whether responding to an alias OR username.

post looking for specific services or asking specific things about providers.  e.g. Can anyone recommend a massage thereapist/PV provider who goes beyond  ___ or who does ___?  Many of us know some of the best who like to stay under the radar or keep a low profile...if the poster has an extensive history of reviews I'll often pm them, but never post and never pm someone without a solid history.  I think we owe that to the quality providers not to create unnecessary explict promo - if they want that, they can post it on CL.