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Saying you're "not aware of" something that is real but that you've managed to avoid awareness of, isn't illegal. The individual representative sent to testify
by soerxpso 3y ago
Saying you're "not aware of" something that is real but that you've managed to avoid awareness of, isn't illegal. The individual representative sent to testify probably really was unaware, and the company probably does a good job of making itself as a whole mostly unaware. As long as all knowledge of something routinely goes straight to the shredder before anyone important hears about it, unawareness is achieved.
- xkcd-sucks 3y agoYeah but those kinds of games have been standard practice in courts since time immemorial. Should it not be standard practice by now to clearly establish the QA/QC process, bugs opened and closed, roles and key people responsible for product features etc. during court proceedings?