Brandt dug up an old webpage of mine, one which I assumed had been deleted by my alma mater. I remembered the password and removed the pictures of myself and any personal information, and added a link to Google-Watch-Watch. I guess that pissed him off, so now instead of linking to the page, Brandt has posted a copy of my page (prior to alterations) and the pictures on his own website. Advice on how to handle this would be much appreciated. Obviously this is a blantant copyright violation but I'm not sure what to do about this. It doesn't bother me that Brandt knows my name or my face, as I've never been particularly careful about protecting my identity. My concern is: where does it end? What's next? My address? My place of employment? Google maps and satellite pics of my house? My credit report? He's already got the names of the *children* of another Wikipedian on his hitlist. "Ignore him" and "do nothing" are not options. While the "No, I'm Spartacus!" volunteering of personal information to Brandt is a heartening display of solidarity, it's not a sufficient response. I understand that there is a limit to what WP can do outside its own cyberborders, and I understand that I bear some responsibility for pissing off the wrong internet nutcase, but we as a community must come up with some sort of response to this type of harrassment or we're going to lose good people whose only "crime" is to edit an encyclopedia article in good faith. __________________________________________ Yahoo! DSL – Something to write home about. Just $16.99/mo. or less. dsl.yahoo.com