@AssassinatedBeauty
That's not what was on the screenshot of Google that a different poster posted (*@UndertonesOfCake*). That screenshot showed the address that JKR had asked people to stop showing.
Yes
@AssassinatedBeauty you are right. The 3 twittering 'heros' posted her family address.
I think that @SpindlesWhorl was arguing that this posting didn't matter as her address was already in the public domain.
Clearly, JKR does not share her home address and asked all to remove the twitts post. As we can see - she herself only shares a postal address.
The twitts were attempting to lead harm to her actual home.