[leoff]

Reading this wasn't easy, but let's appreciate the authenticity.

This post doesn't reflect well on you, you were disrespectful to every person in the story. You really need to grow up, and you could've handled this way better.

You could have, for example, asked exactly what their concerns were, and proposed ways to address them.

Your site looks very amateur, but from your description, it doesn't sound like you are doing anything clearly forbidden by law.

>someone had written a comment about S which he did not like.

Couldn't this also be done in the reddit? Then is the lack of moderation and language filters the problem?

[ramraj07]

You're applying US law. I dont think this passes muster on all Indian laws.

[1whizkid1]

I honestly think i was pretty respectful to everyone, well until they started being disrespectful to me… > You could have, for example, asked exactly what their concerns were, and proposed ways to address them. i obviously did this. But they had already made up their mind… > Couldn't this also be done in the reddit? Then is the lack of moderation and language filters the problem? That was something i said too, ppl can do this on reddit. But their response was ‘but we dont control reddit’ For the moderation, i mean i was removing things if anyone reported it, what else could i do?

[croes]

> Each profile also had 4 fields, where you could tag anyone, in the "has dated", "crushing on", "crushed on by" or "haters" category.

>Another cool thing was that whenever someone commented on your profile or tagged you, I'd send you an email on your official iitd email.

That’s quite the opposite of respect. More like spam.

[leoff]

>I honestly think i was pretty respectful to everyone

Cursing at people, taking hidden photos, posting them publicly laughing at the situation, mocking employees and the police, is the opposite of being respectful.