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You've Got Mail! (and Herpes) Posted by Pile (9115 views) [E-Mail link] A new web site has been launched in Los Angeles with the noble concept of allowing people to e-mail others anonymously and notify them that they may have been exposed to a sexually-transmitted disease. Los Angeles County health officials launched www.inspotla.org this week in a bid to reduce the rapidly rising spread of STDs by encouraging sexually active men and women to get tested. The web site states, There's an easy way to tell your sex partners you have HIV or another STD. Send them a free inSPOTLA ecard, ANONYMOUSLY or from your email address. Pandemonium and mass e-mail harrassment to begin in 3.. 2.. Details     Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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