Jasmin.com Wants To Help Jezebel Overcome It Troll Problem

Jezebel.com is one of the premiere female-centric websites on all of the various internets, and they were recently besieged by everyone's favorite cyber-terrorists: Trolls. Parent company Gawker Media has disabled all photo commenting on the site due to the flood of inappropriate pictures and gifs recently uploaded that depict violent acts featuring or directed at women. 

Well, according to AVN (link below), one site that has plenty of experience dealing with these sorts of scumbags is offering to help Jezebel out. Webcam site Jasmin.com feels for them and wants to lend their expertise.

As a company that values its own female employees, and operates under an immense infrastructure and moderated environment, Jasmin.com VP Jerry Jardene said that he feel compelled to lend a hand. Jardene, through Jasmin.com's employees and on its site, has already reached out to Johnson to offer his site personnel's assistance.

"On behalf of our company, which consistently services multiple digital devices and operating systems, would like to offer up the services of our IT team—free of charge—to work alongside your staff to eliminate the offensive content being posted on your site," Jardene wrote. "As a company that values its female employees, we were outraged to learn that Jezebel’s reporters have been the subject of such malicious harassment.

"To give you some background, our site is the largest in our industry," Jardene claimed, "and receives over 60 million unique visitors a month (ranked 74th by Alexa Internet rankings), which requires a crack team to keep our immense infrastructure up-and-running, while also maintaining a carefully moderated environment for each of the models that work on our site on a daily basis.

"If possible, I’d love to discuss how we can help protect the Jezebel website, and give you the necessary boost in resources to prevent similar occurrences in the future. I really appreciate your consideration, and am looking forward to hearing back from you soon."

Imagine that, unity and solidarity. Hopefully they'll take them up on it if they can't take care of this in-house.

Via AVN