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Are we all using the same definition of "good faith"? That just means to deal honestly and sincerely without any intent to defraud, deceive, or harm the other p
by droopyEyelids 3y ago
Are we all using the same definition of "good faith"? That just means to deal honestly and sincerely without any intent to defraud, deceive, or harm the other party.
I don't see any proof that shows they intended to deceive rather than that they were clueless.
- jstarfish 3y agoThis right here is what people are overlooking in their contempt. The attorney used it as a research tool, and even foolishly thought to use it to validate that it wasn't making shit up. It's a really embarrassing mistake that's only obvious in the eyes of people familiar with the technology. There is nothing about this that suggests they intended to deceive, only intent to be a lazy idiot.
- tpxl 3y agoWhen your job consists of not being 'a lazy idiot', being one is nothing short of bad faith behaviour.