Lulu: An App No One Should Accept

Re:Lulu: An App No One Should Accept by gngeal on Wednesday April 10, 2013 @08:54AM (#5524763)

Write a polar opposite. Push it through the same channels. If someone has it taken down, cry "sexism!" and demand the same for "Lulu" (an idiotic name, anyway).

UPDATE: Or perhaps not. After looking at the web site, it seems that this service, and a bad review of my person, is precisely the thing to repel exactly the kind of women I've never wanted to have anything common with.

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Re:Lulu: An App No One Should Accept by GotAnyMegadeth on Wednesday April 10, 2013 @09:03AM (#5524819)

Perhaps it's named after the equally high quality Metallica album

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Re:Lulu: An App No One Should Accept by gngeal on Wednesday April 10, 2013 @09:09AM (#5524849)

If nothing else, there is already a publishing service with the same name. If I were running it, I'd seriously consider some legal steps. This smells of potential defamation by association.

"I've published my book on Lulu.com."

"Oh, is that the horrible sexist girl gossip website?"

"I didn't know they were running it. I'll tell my friends to stop buying their books from there."

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Re:Lulu: An App No One Should Accept by 9392732 on Wednesday April 10, 2013 @09:13AM (#5524870)

Would it be possible to sign up, scrape all the data then publish it anonymously?

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Re:Lulu: An App No One Should Accept by TazeTSchnitzel on Wednesday April 10, 2013 @10:34AM (#5525358)

Well, there's an android version. Someone just needs to hack at it with a Java decompiler and find the internal API calls.

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