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Your asking him to prove a negative, of course he cannot do that…
by mox1 4y ago
Your asking him to prove a negative, of course he cannot do that…
- swores 4y agoNo, they're asking for a negative to be claimed not a negative to be proven. "Can you explicitly *state* that..." "State" meaning to say or write a claim, no proof involved.
- wil421 4y agoOne could argue they are baiting OP to make a concise statement about Facebook policies. I wouldn’t touch that with 10 foot pole.
- DisjointedHunt 4y agoStrange, a concise statement about Facebook policies with a LOT of internal information is precisely what this blog is. Perhaps you should read the blog first?
- wil421 4y ago
- teddyh 4y agoIn order to state anything which they know to be true, they must first prove it to themselves. But if it is something which cannot be proven, then of course they cannot know it to be true, and consequently they cannot then honestly state it.
- DisjointedHunt 4y ago