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People here for some reason think that throwing around legal terms based on gut feelings is somehow the start of civil discussion. And I tend to correct those p
by fogetti 6y ago
People here for some reason think that throwing around legal terms based on gut feelings is somehow the start of civil discussion. And I tend to correct those people. That's all. Extortion is a legal term and it's pretty well defined compared to other crimes. And this is not extortion. I can recommend all commenters who downvoted to go and denounce the offence of extortion and see for themselves what happens. I for one would love to see it to have a good laugh :D
- justin66 6y ago> Extortion is a legal term It also has a definition that 99% of the people you are communicating with, who are not lawyers, are more familiar with: the practice of obtaining something, especially money, through force or threats. You're sperging out about the wrong thing to the wrong people.
- fogetti 6y agoSperging out like you? It seems the point doesn't get through to you, so I spell it out for you: There Is NO THREAT WHATSOEVER IN THAT OFFER. And why the hell are you and other so hell bent on butting into something which according to your own words you are not lawyers so you have zero idea about, and still you seem to be not even interested in learning about the real life context and understanding the nuances?
- justin66 6y ago> NO THREAT WHATSOEVER IN THAT OFFER That's obviously untrue, so I'm not sure why you'd write it, but well done with the capitalization. "Pay me or I will continue to publish this blurb which is damaging to you" is as clear a threat as can be.
- fogetti 6y agoThat's not a threat. You basically say that every negative comment written by people who has no connection whatsoever with Glassdoir is a purposeful threat by Glassdoor. How does that make any sense to you?