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<P>Good Morning.<BR>My brother brought to my attention this morning that a posting of mine, which I believed was only available to those subscribing to vision2020, had been cut and pasted into a web blog of Dale Courtney's. This was done without my knowledge. While this may be legal, and I may have given up my right to privacy by posting on this list, it is still very sketchy and creepy and gives me the willies. I do not want my name anywhere on his website. If I did, I would have posted it there myself. (I do not associate with his organization or any of the Christ Church organizations. In my message, I was only defending my alma mater like a good alumnae.) </P>
<P>Is there something that can be done to stop this?? I feel violated and kind of grossed out. I do not regularly post my last name on messages for my security, as I am a single woman in my mid twenties. My full name was, however, posted on Dale Courtney's website. I feel, as Joan Opyr said, "blogstalked".<BR></P>
<P>Ick.</P>
<P>Julie C.</P>
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<P><BR>*~*The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.*~* </P>
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