Well, the government generally uses its own servers, I think, and not hosted servers. So they'd be getting and responding to the complaints directly, and they'v

Well, the government generally uses its own servers, I think, and not hosted servers. So they'd be getting and responding to the complaints directly, and they've got all the lawyers they need, thanks to our tax dollars. Plus, it just might backfire by destroying what little government transparency we've got through the web. It would be more interesting -- and directly painful -- to do this to political candidates' campaign sites. But of course, doing so would be fraudulent, and we'd like to take the high road.