This private message to me from the Mod on IHUB Da
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Posted On: 02/19/2015 8:58:32 PM
This private message to me from the Mod on IHUB Dave after deleting my post and suspending my account. I cannot believe he formally sent this to me....wow,( I will include my response to him in the next post):
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IH Geek [Dave] Member Level
Thursday, February 19, 2015 7:20:51 PM
Scroll down in this PM to the link to the litigation page that contains the name that you blanked out in your off-topic post. Read it and see who won that in the end. And why it was important that we won that landmark case. If you're an American.
Quite often we receive PMs and other forms of communications from users who "drink Internet kool-aid" or subscribe to urban myths as if they have some resemblance to reality. Others are just making polite inquiries about something they read that seems to be of questionable validity.
Unfortunately, we don't have the resources to provide an education on Internet law to individual users or the time to debate the true record with those who are seeking to engage in senseless argument. However, we have taken the time to provide a summary for those who are interested in skipping past the rhetoric and fantasies and reading the facts.
You can read about the laws governing User Generated Content ("UGC"
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iHub's Litigation/Legal Reference
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IH Geek [Dave] Member Level
Thursday, February 19, 2015 7:20:51 PM
Scroll down in this PM to the link to the litigation page that contains the name that you blanked out in your off-topic post. Read it and see who won that in the end. And why it was important that we won that landmark case. If you're an American.
Quite often we receive PMs and other forms of communications from users who "drink Internet kool-aid" or subscribe to urban myths as if they have some resemblance to reality. Others are just making polite inquiries about something they read that seems to be of questionable validity.
Unfortunately, we don't have the resources to provide an education on Internet law to individual users or the time to debate the true record with those who are seeking to engage in senseless argument. However, we have taken the time to provide a summary for those who are interested in skipping past the rhetoric and fantasies and reading the facts.
You can read about the laws governing User Generated Content ("UGC"
websites here: iHub's Litigation/Legal Reference
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