A major premise for criminal and civil liability in social media is the traveling pariah paradigm I discovered as a 2004 FSU law student, arming pariahs with marketing and census data and trick or treating as Jehovah’s Witness. XML shuffling of blogs
was an improvement implemented in my legal research blogging software relying on google adsense and coupons. A better improvement used over relational db. However, graph db like Facebook turned out to be the best solution. A good lawyer is versed in
casing techniques. Like salespeople and private investigation detectives, lawyers have dealt with a backlog of cases the study of which improves detection of patterns in new situations. Casing in this field can yield demographic details inferrable from a
perimeter along with used with a variety of field specific subject matter knowledge. A neighbor, co-worker, or relative may yet have to procure this type of data by soliciting it themselves from a subject, inferring from observed evidence, or a directory-
style query lookup. In an expertise locator this is an inverse with a seeker categorized and allocated by query factors with an index of semantic knowledge experts that qualify. A civil and criminal threat of this forensically motivated behavior is
exemplified by this 2007 incident at UF where a journalism student was zapped with a taser and arrested for asking John Kerry too many questions at a student forum.

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