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Tattle on Nannies, Bad Drivers, and Others



As kids, if someone did something wrong or against the rules, we knew how to get justice: We told on them. But as adults, who are we supposed to run to in tears when someone cuts us off or our HMO screws us over? The police? No, the Internet.

USA Today has compiled a great list of Web sites that let users "tattle" on just about anyone an anything. Nannies who mistreat kids, for example, are liable to get reported up at isawyournanny.blogspot.com. Obnoxious drivers may get snitched on at Platewire.com, which lets users post complaints about other drivers along with their license plate numbers. (A similar site, Irate-Driver.com, even lets you upload a photo of an offending motorist.)

And there's more. Litterbutt.com calls out all the jerks who use Mother Nature as their own personal garbage can, while Caughtya.org documents drivers who illegally park in handicap spots (you know who you are). Lastly, check out RudePeople.com, a catch-all destination for tattling on everyone from office managers to people with smelly feet.

The best part about Internet tattling? No after-school wedgies.

From USA Today

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