Re: Harassment and Defamation on the Internet

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Ms. Blake,to answer your question, the administrator who called
you to explain yourself about your misleading rhetoric is the
administrator for a site called "safecollisionrepairs.com".
You posted there in January 07.
Your post was a wordy but irrelevant rant about "Diminished
Value Re Sludge Claims"
The administrator noted that you made many statements which were
absurd, meaningless, and that they sounded like the ramblings of
a disturbed person.
My opinion is that it's about time somebody called you on your
idiotic campaign, and the unethical way you conducted it.
I thanked the administrator for an enlightening response to your
nonsense.

On 4/05/07, Charlene Blake wrote:
> On 3/15/07, Dave Nightingale wrote:
>> Response To Charlene Blake:
>>
>> You posted this same information on many other websites,
>> including different forums on this site.
>> The administrator on onother forum called you to account for
>> your remarks, yet you have not responded. I wonder why?
>> Just to rmind you of the questions asked by that individual,
>> the following is a copy. It would be interesting to know
>> your answers to what I believe are worthy questions--as
>> follows:
>
> "Mr. Nightingale," please cite the administrator's name and
the
> website here. I have no idea why you are posting this here or
> what it has to do with my request for legal information. I
> don't know who you are or what your strong interest in my
> consumer efforts might be. It would appear that you are
> opposed to the Toyota owner networking and are concerned about
> what information might come from this networking.
>
> Toyota's major engine problem, a.k.a. ENGINE OIL SLUDGE, is
> well-known and well-published (see Toyota engine oil sludge
> class action lawsuit or any such keyword online search). I am
> certain you aren't here to dispute this fact.
>
> I am not on trial. However, Toyota would have been had it not
> chosen instead to settle the class action lawsuit in February
> of this year. Perhaps you are not up on all this? It would
be
> helpful if you cite these things which might help Toyota
owners
> as they grapple with the very serious nature of the engine
> problem. All Toyota owners should file online reports with
the
> Center for Auto Safety and the National Highway Traffic Safety
> Administration. Toyota needs to receive a CERTIFIED letter
> from Toyota owners in order to add to the automaker's
> database. Toyota has cited this problem to be "very small"
but
> it has not updated the complaint number since 2002.
>
> I would ask that you HELP auto consumers rather than hinder
> them. Attacking a petition where they choose to post isn't
> beneficial. Seeking to stop consumer organizers isn't
prudent,
> is it?