I've had many similar conversations with youngling Ph.D. students about the fact that certain people give them impostor syndrome (specifically on number of publications) and on Googling the person they've padded their "Journal Articles" CV section with conference proceedings. 
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Replying to @o_guest
Fascinating! Isn't CS different in that conferences are where the action is? That is, this weekend on discipline? I changed mine to simply differentiate "peer review" from not. (Probably not ideal either.)
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I agree with your system though!
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It's quite typical for people to put their CVs online which I think overall is beneficial as you can see career trajectories, undergrads, etc.
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Replying to @o_guest
I hear you... It just makes me feel old, doesn't help with my own imposter issues, and may exacerbate others. (I keep that bastard in XML and transform into HTML, PDF so maybe I just need better tools!! Heh.)
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It's kind of like bios; you write one and then you get to be tortured every time someone just reads the damn thing in front of a crowd (I blush every time.)
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(sorry to hog your mentions! Big fan. Rock it!)
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Oh, God. Bios. I agree so much. Also thank you! 
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