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Any statement can be grounds for defamation if it can be proved true or false in a court. A statement made as a fact (for example "The site also hosts, without
by Gibbon 18y ago
Any statement can be grounds for defamation if it can be proved true or false in a court.
A statement made as a fact (for example "The site also hosts, without permission, company support pages for over 14,000 companies.") is potentially actionable.
- Semiapies 18y agoBy your persistence on this point, I assume you're both British (or otherwise only familiar with UK law) and think UK law is relevant on this point. It's not. I'll leave you to ponder the question, "If Fried's complaints in his blog post are 'defamatory', what exactly are all the consumer complaints on Get Satisfaction's site, then?"