An open challenge to PandoDaily

  I mentioned this in passing in an earlier post, but it deserves special attention.
  PandoDaily, a new publication spun out of the ashes of TechCrunch, ran a piece mocking the concerns about the lack of security for personal data on iPhones.
  So, if they're really so unconcerned, considering that they probably use iPhones too, would they be willing to publish their address books, now -- today -- in entirety, without any editing. Every contact, phone number, address, email address, every bit of data they have put into their iPhones. So that everyone can see it?
  Please include your calendar, and all photos. Remember, no editing, no selection. Everything on your phone is public, now.
  And available for everyone to download.
  If they do this, I will give $100 to Sarah Lacy's favorite Kickstarter project and express my admiration for the consistency of their philosophy.
  Update: Hacker News thread on this topic.