Keep the results are positive... man, I'm a grammatical genius. ;)

I'm in the market for a new job, and I know that future employers do this.

Looks like your general run of the mill commercial advertizement to me.

Scare people into using your program to correct something that you actually have zero control over.

Individuals and or companies can post anything they want about you, and it's up to you to deny or prove them wrong.

How do you do that, by hiring an expensive legal team that may or maynot get the information corrected.

Once it's on the internet, people can basicly do what they want with it. Read it, show it to others, or using the vast methods of posting.

An excellent comment comes to mind.

If TV existed in the 1930's and 1940's, then who would have wanted to see a President remain in office in a wheel chair?

The Internet does more and allows deeper penitration into the minds and souls of any individual alive.

If a person wants to sit at the keyboard and look.

I've googled my name a couple of times. So far, it has turned up the CEO of a telecom company in the UK, an accomplished nature and wildlife photagrapher, a PhD who's currently teaching at the University of Maryland and is quite well-published, a legislative and political analyst at the National Association of Public Hospitals, and a research scientist in MN! I seem to be in some distinguished company.

Good story