Creator Pulls ‘Revenge Porn’ Site

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 5:06PM EDT / Published Apr. 19, 2012 5:55PM EDT

Courtesy of Hunter Moore

Hunter Moore, one of the most hated people on the Internet, is apparently trying to use his high profile for good. The founder of the “revenge porn” site Is Anyone Up? announced today that his privacy-invading site is down for good. In a letter posted on BullyVille, the site to which isanyoneup.com now links, Moore explained that he couldn’t take “all the legal drama” and had come to realize “the damage that online bullying can cause.” He now plans to use his “talents in the programming and social networking world” in a “positive” way, namely by organizing wild parties that benefit charities.

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Creator Pulls ‘Revenge Porn’ Site

Courtesy of Hunter Moore