Your opinion, please. Re: Bad Landlord [View All]

For the past 6 months I've had trouble with this landlord. The day we moved in, the lard lord-provided internet wasn't working throughout the entire complex, composed of at least 8 buildings. After a month of still not having internet access, I finally consulted an attorney who told me to tell them to fix it, or I would be moving out and taking people with me. This involves the landlord because they opted to hire a shady communications company to custom-wire the apartments with proprietary fixtures so we HAVE to use their services. The internet and cable is included in the rent, so I get upset when it is not working and can't go anywhere else.

Anyway, to make a long story short the landlord has been going out of her way to cause me problems by accusing me of harassment for complaining about the internet, refusing to fix our door locks, locking me out of the clubhouse and gym, refusing to accept packages... you get the idea.

SOOOOO, here is where I need your advice. I am now being sued for $200 because I called the fire department when the building-wide alarm malfunctioned and I could not get in touch with management -- and there turned out to be no fire. This really ticked me off, so I just recently registered the website domain names of "http://mccormickplaceapartments.com" and "http://mccormickapartments.com" when the landlord's website is "http://mccormickapts.com." I've already begun a page documenting my complaints, but is there any reason I should NOT present my case on my registered domain names? I clearly state it is a personal site. Let me know. Thanks so much!

edit: the site with my complaints is not up yet. It's still my personal site