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Should JuicyCampus allow anonymous posting of gossip?
82 votes so far
Leader:
No, it allows people to ruin other people's reputations
No, it allows people to ruin other people's reputations
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47%
Should colleges and universities block access to JuicyCampus.com from library computers?
30 votes so far
Leader:
No, it's a free country, let people do whatever they want to
No, it's a free country, let people do whatever they want to
Matt Ivester became notorious on campuses across the country in 2007 for publishing gossip—not about celebrities but about students—on Juicy-Campus, the Web site he created. The site was blocked by some colleges, banned by several student governments ...
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The founder of JuicyCampus is trying to raise awareness of privacy pitfalls online.
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Overview
Juicy Campus was a gossip website aimed at colleges and universities in the United States. Anyone could post gossip about students...sometimes leading to harsh comments.
The founder of Juicy Campus, Matt Ivester, announced in early February 2009 that the company was closing it's doors. The Juicy Campus site is no longer available.
The founder of Juicy Campus, Matt Ivester, announced in early February 2009 that the company was closing it's doors. The Juicy Campus site is no longer available.
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