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Essentially, no. That's part of the freedom of the web. Anyone can post, and anyone can search, and anything that is posted can be found.
You really shouldn't use this to answer any of your questions saying anyone can post anything on this web site :P
You can post pretty much anything you wish to the web. It would not be a valid will for probate purposes.
"Online" is a broad category, including many web-sites. Find (or create) a web-site that you like, and post the lyrics. Remember, you can post anything you want, in Alice's restaurant.
Web pages make it possible for businesses, organizations, and anyone who wishes to post information or sell products to do so on the World Wide Web.
You can post pictures through:Picasa Web AlbumsGoogle AccountsFacebookTwitterBuzz
why? so i can post it in the web as a save game and you can download it for free? what a whimp...
B. an encyclopedia Web site that anyone can post to.
In the US it is illegal to post personal information on anyone younger then the age of 13, so there cannot be a web site that allows it.
Ever heard of the internet my friend? You know, that giant "web" that enables virtually anyone from almost anywhere to "order products from other countries".
The web address of the Painted Post Erwin Museum is: http://www.pattersoninnmuseum.org
The web address of the Post Falls Historical Society Inc is: www.postfallshistoricalsociety.webs.