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You should note the very explicit disclaimer at the end noting that this is my personal opinion. Furthermore, the CEO apologized for the incident, and mentions
by masukomi 14y ago
You should note the very explicit disclaimer at the end noting that this is my personal opinion. Furthermore, the CEO apologized for the incident, and mentions that it happened before. Logically it happened by their own admission (so i'm not claiming anything they haven't already admitted to) and the conclusions based upon their comments ( like moral bankruptcy ) are A) literally unprovable and subjective and B) explicitly noted as my personal opinion, which is something we are legally allowed to note publicly.
- steve8918 14y agoI strongly suggest you read up on what constitutes libel/defamation. Just by saying something is your opinion does not protect you, as least in the US. https://www.eff.org/issues/bloggers/legal/liability/defamation https://www.eff.org/issues/bloggers/legal/liability/defamati... They didn't apologize for extortion. They apologized for accidentally charging a developer. That is not extortion. Extortion is a very serious criminal offense. Unless you have proof that they are actually engaging in extortion, and that they are engaging in criminal activities, you are making yourself vulnerable to a lawsuit.