Are complaint (Gripe sites) web sites considered to be any form of harassment?
Do you operate a complaint site about a lawyer or business that you feel that has wronged you? Then if that is the case, the answer is No. In addition, Judges and jury’s apparently agree. In order to be harassed by a complaint web site, the subject of the complaint must voluntarily go to that complaint site and intentionally take offense to the opinion that you’re disseminating about them. In which by their own free will activity by doing so is contradictory to the definition of “harassment”. Leave it to lawyers to blur a grey line. “What you’re doing is teaching and giving research material to others that may be, or might find themselves in the same situation that you’re in.” – concerned citizen All complaint web sites are in existence to give an opinion (which can’t be falsified) supported by facts in most cases about the subject. Think about it, If complaint web sites were indeed any form of harassment, all news media would have to shut down their activities. Additionally, truth den
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