Uh, what if the Ex-sex-offender is trying to, above-board, maintain what few social contacts a pariah is likely to have left after the legal and social processes are through (if ever) with him? Is punishment meant to last forever? What about some sort of compromise where the status is clearly known and behavior is openly exposed to supervision?

I COMPLETELY agree. My charges where 15 years ago...does that mean I shouldn't be allowed to use this service?

The problem with these blanket policies is that there is ZERO effort to look beyond the label "sex offender." If the offense victimed a child, definitely give 'em the boot. But if the so-called sex offense was, say, for public nudity (don't think it hasn't happened), then where is the sense behind banning folks who have already served there time. Beware of the statement that "sex offenders" can't be rehabilitated. That is the belief for pedophiles, but has been attributed to voyeurs and panty-stealers as well. Forget double-jeopardy. Too many people with this label don't deserve the stigma, however are damned to a living on the fringe professionally and in a social networking environment.

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