Re:Personal privacy? (Score 5)

I think my point -- which was the larger privacy issue -- is being missed. Let's try some examples besides credit card number. What would you do if you saw posted

• your tax returns
• your medical history
• your arrest record
• a scan of the the default notice the bank sent you once (but no mention of the fact that it was their screwup and totally bogus)
• those other honeymoon photos, long thought lost
• a report tracking your movements
• libel

And so on and so on and so on. My question was really: what would you do if you saw something up there that you felt violated your privacy? I guess that's a subquestion too -- what would violate your privacy -- but that's probably been dealt with elsewhere. What I'm curious about is what people would try to do, given the present situation.