flynn23 wrote:
This is an interesting approach, but I don't think it works as well as you think it will. So if I put up a "I hate Barney Frank" site, because I disagree with the politics and perspectives of Barney Frank, wouldn't Barney Frank have the ability to censor me for violation of his privacy? Especially if I was reporting on the daily activities of Barney Frank? Posting pictures of Barney Frank?

Seems like a dead end.

I think different rules would apply for Barney Frank than for, say, Flynn23, because Frank is a public personality and a Congressman. If you posted a stalker page about someone who wasn't a public personality that might get you in trouble, reasonably. Daniel Solove was written about this stuff...

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