Not at liberty to disclose, but there is more to this story and her actions on Friday than Gawker knows or is telling. Also love this little gem: "She's a bricks-and-mortar, face-to-face neighborhood merchant being pelted by faceless, nameless online entities" - seems at odds with the information she used to track down a guy's address, misrepresent herself as a neighbor, and "apologize." From Gawker's own earlier coverage: "Goodman tells us she came in peace, after tracking down Sean via clues in his Yelp profile."
- Ian MacBean