There is a whole section of the internet that will harass people just because they can, and trust me- these people make a simple negative review seem like it's nothing. Don't believe that there are people out there who would do this? Go google "Encyclopedia Dramatica". All that does is encourage people to harass, stalk, and prank the people you have listed, whether they have any beef against that person or not. No matter what the argument is, there's no excuse for posting personal information about anyone on a site that's essentially a site for people to lump together and bitch about people that they say have written nasty reviews. There is nothing about publishing private information that would even potentially be helpful in any way. Seriously, what the freaking heck? What about that sounds like it's "striking back" at the "bad" reviewers? What about that is in any way constructive? Easy answer: it isn't. So you have a website that not only told you the real names and contact info of various people, but also showing you what they look like. According to author Jessica Scott, they were also posting photos of these reviewers and of their families. The site is essentially a place for people to post the private information of reviewers they believe are "bullies" at Goodreads. I walk away and come back to find two WTF scenarios.)
(I picked a wrong time to take a siesta from the internet and finish my books for review, apparently. ( Click here for his article.) I just recently found out about this, and I have to say that I'm horrified. I don't want them getting any more traffic than they have already. I will not link to the group and other than the title of the blog, I'll refer to them only as STGRB.
I stole this title from Ray Garton's HuffPost article about this group.
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