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[metooxx]

Originally posted by tampa


actually, it is hard to sue one for his opinion - if the opinion is stated as such, and disclaimed as only "my opinion".

People get carried away with their opinions, and enter the area of outright attacks - and that's where you get into trouble.

An example:

I could be wrong, but in my view, ET is not the best message board. or ET sucks, most of the posters are fags or snakeoil venders.

One statement is fine - the other is a bit of a problem.

No, it is easy to sue;

Yes, it may be impossible to win;

However, the deeper pocket rule will prevail ...

 

[metooxx]

Originally posted by aphexcoil
Give me the list -- I'll make the website. They can sue me all they want -- they won't get a damn penny out of me. They won't even get to my 5k before the market takes it.

The way it is going that is a safe bet ...

 

[bora]

If i start this website, is it possible to find where the website has been uploaded, ip-adres, internet access provider, state/country? If they don't know who made the website , then they can't sue the person who made it. Yes, they could ask the internetprovider to close the website.

 

[dottom]

Originally posted by bora
If i start this website, is it possible to find where the website has been uploaded, ip-adres, internet access provider, state/country? If they don't know who made the website , then they can't sue the person who made it. Yes, they could ask the internetprovider to close the website.

Use offshore host provider.

But more importantly, tell the truth! It's not slander or libel if it's the truth.