Interesting story in this weekend’s LA Times tells the tale of a writer who dissed their mother in a 2004 LA Weekly article.
The mother recently went high-speed, started “Googling”, found the story and subsequently stopped talking to the daughter.
Let this be a warning to you all. And may you all be blessed with a mother as wonderful as mine (hi Mum!) 
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MikeOK Says:
July 17th, 2006 at 4:23 pm
Andy, you forgot to tie this story to your Online Reputation Monitoring Guide. This story is a funny (at least for me, my mom is still taking to me) reminder to all that a negative comment can have lasting effects.
Andy Beal Says:
July 17th, 2006 at 4:39 pm
LOL – I figured readers have learned they should use our ORM guide by now.