In the washer-wringer description I mentioned a cyberstalking case I was very peripherally involved in. If you want to read the whole long sordid story (WARNING: It's mostly about people other than Mojo--in fact I am never mentioned by name, so my worshippers will be bitterly disappointed), it's here. If you are not put off by utter, utter offensiveness on just about every conceivable level, Kiki's submissions (meaning Mojo's--again, Mom, I'm sorry; it's pretty offensive) are part of the legal documents filed by the USPIS should you care to read them.

One of the results of that case was the book, Net Crimes and Misdemeanors by J. A. Hitchcock. The author, Jayne, was the victim of the cyberstalking, and she has since become a nationally-known authority on online safety.

Anyway, the latest edition has just come out, so if you haven't got a copy, now's the time to get it! If it's anything like the first edition, it's not only a good read, but your fascinating friend Mojo is mentioned in the acknowledgements! Here's a link to the NetCrimes site if you want to check it out.

Tell Jayne "Kiki" sent you!

Mojo