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You're missing the point though. The judge won't tell you not to lie. He'll tell you not to communicate a fact to people. If you already had a system to communi
by dedward 13y ago
You're missing the point though. The judge won't tell you not to lie. He'll tell you not to communicate a fact to people.
If you already had a system to communicate that fact to people in a novel way, and you use it to do so, you have violated the judges order. It doesn't matter that you notified them by silence or whatever.