In my personal opinion, it seems highly unlikely that unless you're going for some sort of super job that an employer is going to bother trying to troll millions of websites with facial recognition software looking for pictures of people doing potentially incriminating things. It is however way more likely that most of these things come up because people do associate their names with pictures like that at some point or another and that stays in the Google search that most employers use to look up potential employees. I'm not saying don't worry about incriminating photos getting out, I'm saying to pay attention to who's posting what and what names you use where. A Google search of a real name is often enough to find an alias, and that alias can bring up all the stuff you don't want out.

All that being said, unless you're posting about Eden on places that people you know will find you, or you're using your real name here, I think it's unlikely that people would be able to find you here just by a picture. I use one because I already use my name here, my friends and family know where I work, and I don't really care that much. If I needed to change it, I could, but my picture isn't going to be how people find me here. It would by from either the name I chose to show myself as or information that I've posted. less