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It's public information. I don't want to dox the author, but he gave the street address of his neighbor and showed which side of his neighbor's house he was on
by aetherson 11y ago
It's public information. I don't want to dox the author, but he gave the street address of his neighbor and showed which side of his neighbor's house he was on. I did a tiny bit of investigation with Google Street View, found his address, and then looked up the sale price of his house -- you can do it too if you care.
- gph 11y agoIs it really doxing if he said his neighbors address and put up a picture of his house? Doesn't seem like he's exactly trying to hide which house he's in.
- aetherson 11y agoHonestly, I don't know. I was about to put the full information up, and then I was like, "Well, does this cross a line?" I genuinely don't know, and am not trying to impugn anyone who decided differently from me.
- gph 11y agoYea it's hard to keep track. I know some communities remove any posted personal info even if it's readily available with a simple google search. Seems silly to me, but I guess it makes sense to have a zero tolerance policy with something like that.
- at-fates-hands 11y ago>> It's public information. You are correct. Most counties have real estate sites you can put in an address and get a satellite image of the lot, how much the last sale was for and who the current owner is and what type of classification the lot has.