A list would be nice. Maybe we could sticky this thread.
Kaileen. Pronounced like Eileen with a K at the start. Too many people pronounce it Kay-leen which drives me bonkers.
Paul
Given your user name, I find it a little ironic that you posted your real name. 
Rumpelstiltskin
Whereas I certainly understand the wisdom of keeping one’s internet self as anonymous as is reasonable, I have posted links to my work which has my full name, face and voice plastered all over it, so writing it here won’t hurt.
Kurt
As I used to introduce myself: “Kurt, as in short, and to the point.” For that my coworker Ratso, who met me for the first time on South Mountain as we watched police swoop in to capture the DC Snipers, to this day refers to me as Curt Kurt.
Yet looking above I see no trace of it.
So it’s really Robert?
God damn you. I waded through 4 pages of this thread, getting more and more excited that I was going to be the first Kevin to post here. And you had to fuck it up.
Robin
I feel so liberated…
So far I seem to be unique. 
4 pages an no “I am Spartacus” joke?
I’m ashamed for the state of the internet.
Sarah.
Yes, with an H, thankyouverymuch! 
And apparently I’m the only one so far. Much like Jennifer, there’s almost always another Sarah. I spent much of my youth being known as Sarah W, to distinguish me (verbally, anyway) from Sara Y, Sarah H, and Sara C.
I ain’t telling what the C stands for.
Cynthia.
It’s OK, we already know.
You are well-named, sir. I drop the “ph” in favor if a “v”, but still…
I loved the Facebook meme going around a bit ago about “Do you spell your name with a V or a ph?”
“Ph”
Phteven