TheDirty.com is one of those nasty, notorious and vicious gossip websites that defames not only leading celebrities, but also business owners, individuals, teenagers etc. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that TheDirty.com is a depiction of the darker side of the so-called “Social Media Freedom”. The owner of this website, Nik Richie, clears his stance by saying that he is not the producer or speaker of the content, therefore he cannot be held accountable for the content on his website. He rather says that what he is doing with his blogs is revolutionary and keeps stressing on the point that he is actually helping people this way. This is because the defamers email and thank him for posting their content on TheDirty.com.

It is quite obvious that he is least bothered about those being defamed, but he also refuses to take down the content from his website bearing in mind that he is protected by law under the CDA Act. Read below to know the common queries that people have concerning TheDirty.com and their solutions:

Will TheDirty.Com Remove My Posts For Me?

The site owner, Nik Ritchie, does provide victims the opportunity to request the removal of a post from his website but sadly, he never honors such pleas. Either such requests are not responded to at all or they are sent a message “We are not removing any posts at this time”.

Why Does Google Show My TheDirty.Com Post In The Search Results So High?

According to Google, TheDirty.com is a highly authoritative website. Ordinarily Google shows result as per the volume of traffic and site’s popularity. TheDirty.com has enormously high online traffic. Therefore, whenever someone will Google your name, your TheDirty post is likely to be among the top search results. This is not just seriously damaging for your personal life, but also your professional reputation.

Will Google, Yahoo! Or Bing Show TheDirty.Com Post In The Search Results Even After it is Removed?

No. Once the post gets removed from TheDirty.com by us, The Dirty Defenders, no one will be able to search or view it. We are the only online reputation management firm that guarantees full removal of all content and photos from TheDirty.com.

Is The Website TheDirty.Com Legal Or Illegal?

The website is legal because it is protected by law under the Communications Decency Act, 47, U.S 230. The website is almost free from all illegal claims that are made against it. According to the CDA act, the owner of the website is not responsible for the material posted by others. Only the authors are to be held accountable for what they post.

Considering that online reputation and character defamation is such a serious matter, we, Online Defamation Defenders make sure that all such baseless and defaming content is removed from TheDirty.com in order to fix your reputation and thus ensure your piece of mind.