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I did not know this. I guess this is much more relevant in the era of the internet, where conversations are both permanent and third-party hosted - previously,
by larkeith 8y ago
I did not know this. I guess this is much more relevant in the era of the internet, where conversations are both permanent and third-party hosted - previously, any similar discussion would take place either in person (and be infeasible to publish, given it would be only an account of a talk) or via mail, which, while I suppose would have the same risks, I imagine would still be difficult to sue for - before the advent of copying machines any letters would be a handmade copy of the original, very disposable, document.
- CodeWriter23 8y ago"NOTE: For purposes of defamation, a defamatory communication made to only one third party may be considered published." That doesn't really get into what kind of medium is used or if any buttons that say "Publish" were pushed in the process.