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Sorta. The real reason is that you're giving the other party information that they can use in court. It's the same basic principle as "don't talk to the polic
by timr 13y ago
Sorta. The real reason is that you're giving the other party information that they can use in court. It's the same basic principle as "don't talk to the police without a lawyer" -- you can argue that it's paranoid, but it's a functional sort of paranoia. You have everything to lose and very little to gain.