At first glance, the posting looked like any number of Internet classifieds explicitly seeking sex. But while the posting advertised a 27-year-old woman with long brown hair, it was actually a Seattle-area graphic designer who collected the replies, and posted them online -- complete with photos, names and contact information. The men who replied to the posting didn't appear to be doing anything illegal, but that may not be true of the designer who did the online experiment, according to one law professor.
September 12, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
At first glance, the posting looked like any number of Internet classified ads explicitly seeking sex. But instead of the 27-year-old woman with long brown hair advertised in the posting, a Seattle-area graphic designer collected the replies and posted them online — with photos, names and contact information.
Privacy experts say the case treads the line legally but crosses it morally.
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