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Originally Posted by AdultKing
A correctly targeted and level headed Twitter campaign would help also. I know for a fact that eBay uses media monitors and one of the media reported on is Twitter.
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Looks like you have yet another great idea. Maybe also a network of crosslinked blogs to refer to in this campaign will add some more fuel into the fire? We can set up 5-10 of such blong with the names like onlineabusemonitor (to avoid trademark issues), and feed them with on topic articles. Those who're good at discovery will be collecting facts, and those who're good at writing a story will be putting up new posts together and sending them to all participants for publications. Since there's virtually endless stream of abuse that is going on at filehosts, we can post new story at least every week at each and every of such blogs, with new facts, screenshots and comments. Then we can refer to those blogs on twitter, youtube, facebook etc to increase exposure and SE visibility.
And we can also host the entire network at PRQ lol, to make it out of reach for legal threats.