What's amazing to me is how many "reputable" and people "who should know better" and people who "appear smart" were part of this lunacy.... I guess their true colors finally came out.
part of the problem is we really don't know yet. The lack of information is the problem. My point was not to pre-judge the named persons but to think how developers write software system deals with these situations.
For example flickr. At the bottom of each page you have a flickr abuse flag. Flickr has extensive reporting and if enough of these flags get tripped they investigate. This example seems to be an external blog which I doubt would have these measures.
