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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zappo" data-source="post: 133572" data-attributes="member: 633">I agree with you, guys, and (to a degree) with Arcady, too. They should not hand out the account unless they get a court order (because that would be a violation of their Privacy Policy and they might get in a far more dangerous lawsuit). But I don't think they should hold it as long as they can by appealing, either.Talking about the more generic case... you really need to do something. Are the cases Lady Dragon mentioned real? That's insane. No, actually, insane would be someone winning such a suit, but it's rather odd nonetheless. You need some law stating clearly the point where an organization's responsibility ends. You need some law stating clearly that in the case of this kind of suits (the judge decides), if the suer loses he pays all the legal expenses, both his and the other guys' (maybe with an added extra for the trouble, too). Incidentally, this would work wonders also in the field of "big corporation suing small business into the ground".Hey, I don't know if we have such laws, but then again, we don't have that problem.</blockquote>