Dude! Have you been reviewed on Luluvise?

Since controversial women-only network Luluvise was busted for violating Facebook’s terms and conditions, it hasn’t consistently created public gateway profiles for every man reviewed like it used to. Formerly, a publicly visible – and searchable – profile page was created for every man reviewed, but his Wikidate dating “scores” could only be viewed by a woman logged in to the network.

So how do you know if you’ve been reviewed on the site, in case you want to ask for your profile to be removed? After all, if what we’ve been hearing is correct, the company is less than forthcoming with information if you’re a disgruntled (or litigious) fella, and not exactly responsive when it comes to processing takedown requests.

We think you have a right to know if Luluvise is holding personal information about you, so, if they won’t tell you, we will. Here’s a list, current to 29 June 2012, sourced from Luluvise’s publicly accessible XML sitemap. (Here are the originals: A-K; L-Z.) We’ve included the date the profile was last modified as well, which might help you track down which gossipy gal has been spilling the beans.

According to the data we scraped from Luluvise’s website, the majority of profiles were created in January 2012 and remain unchanged since then. In total, 1,827 men have been reviewed by the site’s 700 active users.