Haselton did nothing but build on the work of our original story, but never wrote a single word of the article nor did he provide us with the hacked databases. All of Milburn's heartburn has me confused. Rather than try and slay Haselton, he should pay him for the right to reprint his article and findings. And for people that brook with the conservative, straight-arrow family values ideals that Focus on the Family advocates, Cybersitter is the perfect fit. Indeed, this is the free market working at its best.
Products spring up in direct response to demand.
Cybersitter fits that model for a particular segment of the society. And when he discovers that Haselton did nothing more than run Cybersitter through its paces, much the same way that a reviewer for computer magazine might, and then report the findings, he'll have nobody left to harass. Have a Merry Christmas, Mr. Milburn. Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men.