Author: Miguel A. Ballicora
Date: 13:36:50 01/16/02
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On January 16, 2002 at 14:38:54, Slater Wold wrote: >>It depends how you do it, you will have to court for slander. > >Not really. If this was true, magazines such as Star and the Enquierer wouldn't >be around. Try to publish one of those articles in NY times and see what happens. I guess that those tabloids made the stories so ridiculous to fall in the category of "jokes". Like comedians, they cannot be sue for making up stories because it is obvious that they do it. Besides, that is US and this is an international forum. US laws are generally more relaxed in this respect. > >Saying someone can't write a program, when they indeed can, is not slander. >It's nothing more than not knowing what you're talking about. Which is not >illegal. Coming back to the point, I did not say that it is slander "he can't program" I say that Mr. Kaan does not have to defend himself. You say that saying that someone can't write a program is not illegal, well, then you do not have to defend himself Regards, Miguel
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