weatherall to answer your points:
I am currently at work in the office of a large financial institution. I can't name it because my views are my own and I cannot link them to my employer. I have several windows open on my screen and dip in and out of the thread in between doing my work. I probably shouldn't be posting during the day, but in common with many people on both sides, this is rather dominating my thoughts at the moment.
There's nothing wrong in asking/talking about the economic angle. It is fairly crucial, and key to meeting policy aspirations. It isn't always very efficiently discussed in the soundbite politics the news treats us to, so discussing it here is useful.
I volunteer in a BT office after work. I am not a member of the Labour party.
I despise the Orange Order, UKIP and the SDL, I hadn't heard of Britannia until recently, but they look vile as well. I don't have to like everyone who is voting No. In the same way that Yes voters are a spectrum, so are No voters. I wish Farage and the Orange Order weren't planning their events - I really don't think they will help.
And I don't think I have ever refererd to Yes voters as 'yes fuckers'. I'm sorry if someone has used those words, they are as unhelpful as all the times I've been told I am a traitor, a Tory and personally consigning the next generation to the scrap heap. You do seem to have a bee in your bonnet about abuse - as I've said before the threads here may have got heated on occasion, but in general they have been postiive debate. We even manage to have a laugh on occasion, and personally I for one need a bit of light relief every now and again.