I work for a company that everyday helps the victims of revenge posting.  I am a bit concerned the author focused much of the piece on youth.  While I agree that the damage done to young women is profound and deadly. The stories of Amanda Todd an Rehtaeh Parsons are difficult and heart wrenching to be certain.  However the most significant amount of revenge posting is by and with adults.  It is adults that do most of the naked online sharing.  It is the parents of girls that are ultimately responsible for the rise in revenge posting, not the youth.  Parents are not only responsible for teaching their children "no" but they must stop the activity themselves.  Children learn from role models in their life.  Children and teenagers learned sexting, sending and asking for inappropriate images from their parents, uncles, dads etc. When speaking at schools as to the effects of cyber bullying it is the teachers that ask for help after not the students.