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Should sites like www.dontdatehimgirl.com be shut down?
DontDateHimGirl.com created a buzz last year when it launched a free searchable database of men accused of infidelity by their ex-lovers, wives and girlfriends. Critics warned it was only a matter of time until the South Florida-based website made famous for dishing up tales of deceit was itself served with a lawsuit.
Their prediction has come true: Nearly a year after Miami Beach entrepreneur Tasha Joseph founded the site, a Pennsylvania man has sued the company, claiming defamation by Joseph and four women who posted disparaging comments about him in the online forum. Pittsburgh lawyer Todd Hollis filed a complaint Thursday after anonymous postings appeared on the website accusing him of passing on a sexually transmitted disease, bisexuality and dating multiple women while claiming fidelity -- accusations he said are untrue and damaging to his reputation.
http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/14944251.htm
Yes it should be banned. People shouldn't be able to post stuff like that on the internet. It could all be crap too, ex girlfriends who don't want to give up on a man so they try and give him a bad rep. Or just evil women who want to destroy a man's life because he wasn't intersted in them.
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Baby boomers need their own online voice to fight prejudice as they get old
Gransnet, a social networking site for Britain's 14m grandparents, aims to counter deeply ingrained ageism Back in 1965, the chief executive of Elizabeth Arden wrote in Forbes magazine: "We don't want to be connected with older women." Not much has changed. Today there are more than 20 million Britons over 50; yet, despite our numbers, we can be forgiven for feeling that we are ever so slightly ...
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