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I would respond, justifying my claims and make correspondence with Proton also public. That will lend credence to your claims if true.
by aborsy 5y ago
I would respond, justifying my claims and make correspondence with Proton also public.
That will lend credence to your claims if true.
- greenyoda 5y agoIf you respond to them, you might ask them which specific statements in your article they claim are untrue. However, you may want to consult a lawyer, since they may sue you for defamation if you don't take the article down, and you want to be aware of what the risks are. For example, even if your article's claims are justified, they can probably afford to pay lawyers much more than you can, so you may run out of money before you can even argue your case in court.
- FDSGSG 5y agoNEVER REPLY! Not unless your lawyer advises you to, it can only cost you. If you don't have a lawyer, just don't reply.