In defense of Salokya, I think his reporting of spouse-swapping group in Ktm is a relevant issue to bring forth to Nepali society. Although it may not be worthwhile news in the West, but for a conservative society like ours, this is relatively shocking. It was to me at least. Let's take an analogy. Recently in one of Nepali magazines, there was an article on Nepali femail pilots. How many western female pilots make it to hte news in thye U.S. or Europe? But female pilots are a novelty in Nepal and their achievement is worthy of being printed in Nepal. As far as privacy is concerned, anytime people do something different ( being very broad here), they should be ready to face the public opinion, if not then we should have no business wondering whether Brad Pitt slept with Angelina Jolie or not. I think Salokya's line about having the "manager and others name and phone number" although sound threatening, was a matter of bad language than his intent to blackmail. ciao, K'dude k'dude