Does your public persona make you a lightning rod for nut-cases?

Does your public persona make you a lightning rod for nut-cases?

Andy McNab (Author/Special Forces Expert) gives expert video advice on: You submit your work to the MOD to be vetted for security purposes, what type of thing are they worried about?; Was writing 'Bravo Two Zero' a useful way of dealing with the trauma you experienced?; You run courses for members of the media who have to operate in hostile situations, what type of thing do you teach them? and more...

Yeah, absolutely. It's only this past three months that I've actually got a website up and running, and purely because there's some real fruits out there who we used to get letters going to the publishers where "This is Agent X19", "The Count is having kippers with your mother tonight." All of these weird passwords, as there's a lot of them out there. So I've consciously kept out of the way of that, until getting a website where you can still be part of it, but actually there's a little barrier because there's some weird people out there.