1. Revenge porn is a term for the posting of nude images of an unconsenting individual online, frequently by someone that was previously in a relationship with the victim. These photos are often linked to social media profiles, the victim's home address, and employer. Revenge porn victims, who are primarily women, have "lost jobs, been forced to change schools, change their names, and have been subjected to real-life stalking and harassment. Payback.com was a 'revenge porn' website that hosted user-uploaded nude images, typically without the consent of the person depicted. A group of victims had sought to hold Wix.com, Payback.com's domain registrar and hosting provider, liable for the content on the site in addition to the Payback.com's site operators.
2. Should those who host revenge porn content be protected under Section 230 of the CDA from civil liability? Provide one argument in favor and one argument against.
3. Should Section 230 include an exception for revenge porn because it is illegal content?