I filed a complaint with the Illinois Attorney General about the High Racers Blog, specifically listing a search for that blog, and naming the dirty underwear shot as disgusting and the newsgroups posting as completely abusive. About 1 or 2 weeks later that blog was gone. So please go to your states web site and file a complaint with your attorney general.
Correlation by itself is not proof of causation. Did you receive a response from Attorney General's office that they were taking action?
I filed a complaint with the Illinois Attorney General about the High Racers Blog, specifically listing a search for that blog, and naming the dirty underwear shot as disgusting and the newsgroups posting as completely abusive. About 1 or 2 weeks later that blog was gone. So please go to your states web site and file a complaint with your attorney general.
Correlation by itself is not proof of causation. Did you receive a response from Attorney General's office that they were taking action?
If I remember correctly some from rbm filed complaints with blogger also and that may have been the downfall of that blog. Who knows. Who cares. It's gone that's the desired outcome.
Ken -- The bicycle is just as good company as most husbands and, when it gets old and shabby, a woman can dispose of it and get a new one without shocking the entire community. ~Ann Strong
I did not hear back from the Attorney General. However, I did hear back from Google, they would not take action without a complaint from a States Attorneys office. About 10 days later the blog was no longer available.
Johnny Sunset aka Tom Sherman said:
Mike A Schwab said:
I filed a complaint with the Illinois Attorney General about the High Racers Blog, specifically listing a search for that blog, and naming the dirty underwear shot as disgusting and the newsgroups posting as completely abusive. About 1 or 2 weeks later that blog was gone. So please go to your states web site and file a complaint with your attorney general.
Correlation by itself is not proof of causation. Did you receive a response from Attorney General's office that they were taking action?