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harpless
· 1 year ago
Now all those weardos who spend countless hours filming other people now have a career to aspire to!
websalad
· 1 year ago
I think that the dissemination of potential criminal suspects should remain in control of the police.
The police could quite easily set-up something such as this site. To be able to sign up (for free), post a video of a 'crime' seems a little to vigilante for me.
Sarah
· 1 year ago
This is a very good application of web 2 potential. Follows case of a US techie who's xbox and laptop were stolen. The police were of no help so he posted information on his blog that went wiral. The result is he got his xbox and some other stuff back.
Eww. Totally gameable and prone to abuses. It will be used to play against people reputation. Very scary.
Jomiwi
· 1 year ago
It's just the next big jump into an Orwellian reality. I see any number of likely potential abuses, and will not be the least bit surprised when they play themselves out.
WelcomeBackRosenthal
· 1 year ago
Right-no need to worry about Big Brother if you ARE Big Brother. Well, in my case it would be Brotha.
Dodd
· 1 year ago
The entire internet is gameable and prone to abuses, i.e. file sharing, mp3, YouTube, etc. My opinion is great job guys on creating something that will make our communities a better place to live.
Julie Gomoll
· 1 year ago
Gee, let's go stalk some hookers and see what we can find! Better yet, let's entrap someone we don't like - they get arrested and we make money!
This is scary, scary shit.
Scott
· 1 year ago
Spotcrime.com is the largest crime map mashup in the United States. We have crimes mapped in over 100 US cities, and offer email and text message alerts of recent crimes, for any city, at absolutely no charge to our users. Know Your Neighborhood!
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We really want this to be a great site that helps communities. If you can think of something that we can do to make it better... please send us your idea.
http://www.postacrime.com/contactUs
The police could quite easily set-up something such as this site. To be able to sign up (for free), post a video of a 'crime' seems a little to vigilante for me.
Sarah Green lasers rulz
This is scary, scary shit.