A bit of a misunderstanding here : SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against
Public Participation)
is a technique developed and used by large corporations to inhibit public
criticism by making free speech so dear that no one else can afford to
exercise it. Anti-SLAPP legislation attempts to curb this
M Henri Day wrote:
A bit of a misunderstanding here : SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against
Public Participation)
is a technique developed and used by large corporations to inhibit public
criticism by making free speech so dear that no one else can afford to
exercise it. Anti-SLAPP legislation
Thomas W. Cranston wrote:
I doubt that there are any significant errors on the subject in
Wikipedia, or Microsoft would already be serving them with a lawsuit.
Washington state, which is where Microsoft is headquartered has some
pretty good anti-SLAPP laws.
IOW, if Microsoft were to file
Off topic but of interest, I think.
http://software.silicon.com/webservices/0,39024657,39165435,00.htm
Harold Fuchs
London, England
2007/1/27, Harold Fuchs [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Off topic but of interest, I think.
http://software.silicon.com/webservices/0,39024657,39165435,00.htm
Harold Fuchs
London, England
After the professional interventions that have come to the surface in
political matters on Wikipedia - cf the
M Henri Day wrote:
Is this the end of the promising experiment that was and is Wikipedia ?...
The early promise of Wikipedia was destroyed when the first vote for
delete an article on the grounds of not notable was yes, and the
article deleted.
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M Henri Day wrote:
Is this the end of the promising experiment that was and is Wikipedia ?...
Maybe wikipedia, but it doesn't necessarily mean the end of wikis. I
guess it ends up being questions of who is authoritative and who do you
trust.
Harold Fuchs wrote:
Off topic but of interest, I think.
http://software.silicon.com/webservices/0,39024657,39165435,00.htm
Harold Fuchs
London, England
I doubt that there are any significant errors on the subject in
Wikipedia, or Microsoft would already be serving them with a lawsuit.
Thomas W. Cranston wrote:
Harold Fuchs wrote:
Off topic but of interest, I think.
http://software.silicon.com/webservices/0,39024657,39165435,00.htm
Harold Fuchs
London, England
I doubt that there are any significant errors on the subject in
Wikipedia, or Microsoft would already be
John Meyer wrote:
Thomas W. Cranston wrote:
Harold Fuchs wrote:
Off topic but of interest, I think.
http://software.silicon.com/webservices/0,39024657,39165435,00.htm
Harold Fuchs
London, England
I doubt that there are any significant errors on the subject in
Wikipedia, or
Thomas W. Cranston wrote:
Actually, I think that Microsoft would sue, whether or not they had a
good case. In American law the guy that has the biggest war chest can
intimidate the guy that is short on funds. If you or I advanced a
frivolous law suit, we or our lawyer would be in trouble, but
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