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It sounds more like they're addressing the inevitable "why didn't you post as soon as it happened" party.
by florbo 3y ago
It sounds more like they're addressing the inevitable "why didn't you post as soon as it happened" party.
- Eisenstein 3y agoIt is perfectly clear that you are correct because trying to tell anyone about confidential subpoenas could be illegal.
- hunter2_ 3y agoWhen it requires so much "reading between the lines" that even this community doesn't have a strong consensus on whether this is being (illegally) communicated or not, I think it's plausibly deniable, but IANAL. Contrast with well-known canaries.
- kelipso 3y agoCanaries that are well known would just become normal communication and thus illegal under a non-disclosure. It's just going to get worse lol.