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Not What I Said at all
Please go read my post again and watch for the part that said some of these sites may be silly. And you might find Zimbardo's book interesting. Look it up. It's about the famous Stanford Prison Experiment and explains why good people do bad things. If a society doesn't know something is happening it cannot act on it. That allows evil to thrive. Transparency is good. As they say in DC when corruption occurs: sunshine is the best disinfectant. BUT...privacy in the home and between two people, these are to to be respected. Cutting someone off in traffic kills thousands. It may be human, but it doesn't make it right. It may not be evil but it needs to be addressed.