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What a bizarre article. "We've successfully convinced Meta we are not their competitors and have been dropped from their antitrust lawsuit - oh by the way here
by _jab 4y ago
What a bizarre article. "We've successfully convinced Meta we are not their competitors and have been dropped from their antitrust lawsuit - oh by the way here are all the ways we're so much better than this company we're definitely not competitors with."
Were Simula so desperate to shit on Meta that they needed to post this article the precise moment it ceased to be a legal risk to do so?
- tannhauser23 4y agoThey were never a party to the lawsuit. Reading between the lines, they negotiated with Meta's lawyers and agreed to produce some documents/testimony in response to the subpoena.
- georgewsinger 4y agoJust to clarify: we produced no documents or testimony to Meta at all. We basically negotiated on some very pedantic things (deadline extensions and so forth), and they ended up dropping the subpoena altogether. In Meta's defense, we found their legal team to be cordial and respectful.