ETHICS JuicyCampus.com was a website where college students could anonymously gossip about their schools. To encourage users to "dish dirt," the site promised total anonymity: It did not require a login or username; its slogan was "Always anonymous . . . Always juicy"; and it assured its users that it was impossible "for anyone to find out who you are and where you are located." The site also instructed users on how to download IP-cloaking software to further ensure anonymity. As a result, most of the Juicy Campus posts were more than just juicy: They ranged from shocking accusations to harassment and revenge. These rumors tarnished reputations, hurt feelings, and tore apart college communities. Women, minorities, and gay students were disproportionately affected. Whether or not it is legally liable, does JuicyCampus.com have an ethical duty to its users? What Life Principles are at stake?

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-Not Allowed: Statements starting with opinions, "I feel, I think, I believe, in my opinion, in my view, etc" Start with facts then state your opinion.

-This problem is from Chapter 9 of Textbook: Introduction to Business Law, 6th Edition-Jeffrey F. Beatty; Susan s. Samuelson: Patricia Sanchez Abril ISBN-10:1-337-40434-1