Considering they're trying to get more students in the door, this is a terrible public relations nightmare. What student would want to attend a college that threatens to sue over something as trivial as an email adress -- and a private one at that? Very unfortunate for the students and faculty, and a black eye for the administration.

IBM today announced the outsourcing of 90% of Sun employees. "This will save us a good chunk of the $7B we paid for them," said an IBM representative.

Meanwhile, in Washington, IBM was approved to receive $3B in taxpayer money from the Keep America Working fund.

I have an issue with your line that Craigslist is profiting by this. Last I checked, not only was Craigslist free, but there are no ads.

Why not sue magazines that have classified ads geared towards erotic services? I'd bet there are "erotic services" advertised in most major newspapers or local rags.

I'd think that the police looking at Craigslist ads has done more for locating abused kids forced into prostitution than their "normal" investigations.

We've started a similar knowledge base project, and after a lot of searching and testing, we settled on Atlassian Confluence as our Wiki.

It has some excellent plug-ins, so our Visio diagrams can be displayed as web pages. The individual pages can be locked down at a granular level. It has a Sharepoint connector to tie in to our Sharepoint Intranet system.

I've directed my team to post two new articles per week, and the Wiki is getting populated quickly. When a job that only gets run every quarter comes along, we get the steps documented. Our internal processes are on flowcharts so the business folks can see what happens when they put in a request. It's been a very helpful tool, and has not had any down time. We even have embedded Spark messaging links by all the user names, so you can contact an author to ask a question.

What is this 'earth' you speak of?