[ocrenter]

masayako, no, that’s not in the works.

FLU was right, this becomes a purely pragmatic decision. when you weight a blog that is purely hobby vs. family, life, job, money and time, even the strongest advocates on the blog for reposting and taking on Mr. Douche would likely make the same pragmatic decision. this is why the post “speech is not free,” most of us don’t have the time or resources when faced with something like this to defend our 1st amendment right.

[ocrenter]

masayako, no, that’s not in the works.

FLU was right, this becomes a purely pragmatic decision. when you weight a blog that is purely hobby vs. family, life, job, money and time, even the strongest advocates on the blog for reposting and taking on Mr. Douche would likely make the same pragmatic decision. this is why the post “speech is not free,” most of us don’t have the time or resources when faced with something like this to defend our 1st amendment right.

[ocrenter]

invasion of privacy is if someone go digging for personal information that is confidential (ie personal medical information or bank statement) and broadcast it.

notice of default and listing of your home on the MLS are public in nature. first one is publically announced by the county, second you are actively searching in public for someone to buy your house.

this is by no means not by a long stretch invasion of privacy.

[ocrenter]

invasion of privacy is if someone go digging for personal information that is confidential (ie personal medical information or bank statement) and broadcast it.

notice of default and listing of your home on the MLS are public in nature. first one is publically announced by the county, second you are actively searching in public for someone to buy your house.

this is by no means not by a long stretch invasion of privacy.

[ocrenter]

invasion of privacy is if someone go digging for personal information that is confidential (ie personal medical information or bank statement) and broadcast it.

notice of default and listing of your home on the MLS are public in nature. first one is publically announced by the county, second you are actively searching in public for someone to buy your house.

this is by no means not by a long stretch invasion of privacy.

[ocrenter]

invasion of privacy is if someone go digging for personal information that is confidential (ie personal medical information or bank statement) and broadcast it.

notice of default and listing of your home on the MLS are public in nature. first one is publically announced by the county, second you are actively searching in public for someone to buy your house.

this is by no means not by a long stretch invasion of privacy.

[ocrenter]

invasion of privacy is if someone go digging for personal information that is confidential (ie personal medical information or bank statement) and broadcast it.

notice of default and listing of your home on the MLS are public in nature. first one is publically announced by the county, second you are actively searching in public for someone to buy your house.

this is by no means not by a long stretch invasion of privacy.

[ocrenter]

nope, no names were mentioned on the original post nor by myself in the commentary. I tried to remove a post containing the name of the defaultee, but couldn’t keep up.

I didn’t have time to keep removing the “name” once readers started digging things up.

the defaultee was the CIO of a company that specialized in mortgage fraud fighting software. then became the CEO of a company that specialize in electronic mortgage and loan documents.

If folks really want to be anonymous, there’s way to register with the county so that some of your records are so easily searchable.

this guy made himself very searchable by google, you get his entire bio and resume and hobbies within seconds. that’s why my readers had a field day on this one.

[ocrenter]

nope, no names were mentioned on the original post nor by myself in the commentary. I tried to remove a post containing the name of the defaultee, but couldn’t keep up.

I didn’t have time to keep removing the “name” once readers started digging things up.

the defaultee was the CIO of a company that specialized in mortgage fraud fighting software. then became the CEO of a company that specialize in electronic mortgage and loan documents.

If folks really want to be anonymous, there’s way to register with the county so that some of your records are so easily searchable.

this guy made himself very searchable by google, you get his entire bio and resume and hobbies within seconds. that’s why my readers had a field day on this one.

[ocrenter]

nope, no names were mentioned on the original post nor by myself in the commentary. I tried to remove a post containing the name of the defaultee, but couldn’t keep up.

I didn’t have time to keep removing the “name” once readers started digging things up.

the defaultee was the CIO of a company that specialized in mortgage fraud fighting software. then became the CEO of a company that specialize in electronic mortgage and loan documents.

If folks really want to be anonymous, there’s way to register with the county so that some of your records are so easily searchable.

this guy made himself very searchable by google, you get his entire bio and resume and hobbies within seconds. that’s why my readers had a field day on this one.

[ocrenter]

nope, no names were mentioned on the original post nor by myself in the commentary. I tried to remove a post containing the name of the defaultee, but couldn’t keep up.

I didn’t have time to keep removing the “name” once readers started digging things up.

the defaultee was the CIO of a company that specialized in mortgage fraud fighting software. then became the CEO of a company that specialize in electronic mortgage and loan documents.

If folks really want to be anonymous, there’s way to register with the county so that some of your records are so easily searchable.

this guy made himself very searchable by google, you get his entire bio and resume and hobbies within seconds. that’s why my readers had a field day on this one.

[ocrenter]

nope, no names were mentioned on the original post nor by myself in the commentary. I tried to remove a post containing the name of the defaultee, but couldn’t keep up.

I didn’t have time to keep removing the “name” once readers started digging things up.

the defaultee was the CIO of a company that specialized in mortgage fraud fighting software. then became the CEO of a company that specialize in electronic mortgage and loan documents.

If folks really want to be anonymous, there’s way to register with the county so that some of your records are so easily searchable.

this guy made himself very searchable by google, you get his entire bio and resume and hobbies within seconds. that’s why my readers had a field day on this one.

[ocrenter]

not to plug my own site. but if there is a whole bunch of foreclosures that are being postponed, and the level of foreclosures are still breaking records every month, what does that tell you about the amount of foreclosures a few months down the road. how anyone can even think about buying ‘investment properties’ knowing the amount of REOs coming down the pipeline is simply unreal.

[ocrenter]

not to plug my own site. but if there is a whole bunch of foreclosures that are being postponed, and the level of foreclosures are still breaking records every month, what does that tell you about the amount of foreclosures a few months down the road. how anyone can even think about buying ‘investment properties’ knowing the amount of REOs coming down the pipeline is simply unreal.

[ocrenter]

not to plug my own site. but if there is a whole bunch of foreclosures that are being postponed, and the level of foreclosures are still breaking records every month, what does that tell you about the amount of foreclosures a few months down the road. how anyone can even think about buying ‘investment properties’ knowing the amount of REOs coming down the pipeline is simply unreal.

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