Hi all,
The threads here and a recent Slashdot discussion got me to wonder:
these companies defacing *our* websites claim that it's entirely
ethical, legal, good, righteous and their God-given right to make
un-authorised modifications to our Web sites. How would they react if
they thought someone had written a program that inserts _racial slurs_
on *their* Web page?

I have started an experiment to hopefully find out...

-WARNING WARNING WARNING-
The about-to-be-said URL contains some very offensive racial slurs for
example purposes. If you are easily offended by such things, do not go
to that URL!
-WARNING WARNING WARNING-

http://labs.cexx.org/dundee.htm

is the mock-up technical information page for the fictional Dundee.exe
program, named after the legendary "GATOR" hunter :-)  This program
operates just as theirs does, inserting unauthorised content (vile
ethnic/racial slurs and epithets) into their Web pages. The idea is to
give Ezula, GATOR, etc. wind of this program, start the Lawsuit Clock,
and wait for the threatening letters from their legal counsel to start
rolling in.

Results, if any, will be posted on-line.