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[dreagoddess]

Good LORD! I just found out that some East Coast newspaper published an article on the online response to the Wells College issue, and when publishing quotes from various blogs, they included not just my username, but my FULL name, location, and occupation! I am BEYOND furious about this, and going back now to friendslock all of my old entries.

Comments

Help?

[anonymous]

Hi Andrea,
I saw that article online. Not to capitalize on the media's breach of your anonymity, but I was wondering if you'd done any research or know anyone that may be able to help these women? Here is the website they've created. http://www.geocities.com/savewellscollege/ ...Any help would be appreciated.
Warm Regards,
Lee, '01

Re: Help?

[dreagoddess]

If you mean legally speaking, no. I've been involved with the protests and visited the site many times, so if I have some way to help I will! :)

Not good...

[carasol]

Quoting you without permission is not cool at all, even if you did post the letter in a public forum. That's the equivalent of a newspaper using quotes from a rival newspaper's letters column. Sheesh.

I do hope you'll add me to your friends list. I've enjoyed reading your weblog, even though I only found it a few days ago. It's good to see how well my old friends have turned out.

Many smiles to you,
Tesse '00

[ajaxbreaker]

That sucks royally :(

[alryssa]

I think a formal complaint to the paper in question is in order. >.<

[dreagoddess]

As soon as I finish friendslocking three and a half YEARS worth of posts, that's at the top of my list!

[cosmic]

That's not nice at all. You should consider writing them a complaint about it.