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If it's written, it's libel.
It's only slander if it's spoken word.
Although, I guess he did say "I heard"...
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It's only slander if it's spoken word.
Although, I guess he did say "I heard"...
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UnDeaD_CyBorG and whichoneIf it's written, it's libel.
It's only slander if it's spoken word.
Although, I guess he did say "I heard"...
Technically it is not slander or libel, it is hearsay.
In this case - JButcher is saying "I heard he is a living person", which they are passing along something they heard. If JButcher had said "he is a living person" verbally it would have been slander and written in a forum post "he is a living person", that would have been libel
Sorry - being pedantic .. but I am anal that way sometimes.
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Passing along hearsay, can be slanderous.UnDeaD_CyBorG and whichone
Technically it is not slander or libel, it is hearsay.
In this case - JButcher is saying "I heard he is a living person", which they are passing along something they heard. If JButcher had said "he is a living person" verbally it would have been slander and written in a forum post "he is a living person", that would have been libel
Sorry - being pedantic .. but I am anal that way sometimes.
Doing it in writing, can be libelous.
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To get technical, yes, if there is intent to deceive, cause malice, or intentional harm to the individual. That is a very high bar to cross if you preface something with "I heard" this is why fake news exists today
Everyone is passing along hearsay and treating it as news/facts.
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If we want to be pedantic, then it's simply a statement of fact.To get technical, yes, if there is intent to deceive, cause malice, or intentional harm to the individual. That is a very high bar to cross if you preface something with "I heard" this is why fake news exists today
We all know that the dev is a living person. It's not hearsay. It's a biological prerequisite.
I doubt very much if he actually "heard" it.
It's just given as a flippant response to provide hypothetical justification for why the dev maybe had a couple of days off in the sunshine.
Fake news is not just passing along hearsay, it's also creating it.
I agree with what you say, they get away with it by making it seem that they are just passing it along.
The person who utters what is overheard & then passed on, is the originator.
That person is not passing on hearsay, they are just providing a potentially unfounded opinion.
There's a difference & that's what fake news amounts to, unfounded opinions, disregarding facts that contradict/do not support the intended narrative.
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I will leave the pedantic of a pedantic of a pedantic (of a pedantic) to youIf we want to be pedantic, then it's simply a statement of fact.
We all know that the dev is a living person. It's not hearsay. It's a biological prerequisite.
I doubt very much if he actually "heard" it.
It's just given as a flippant response to provide hypothetical justification for why the dev maybe had a couple of days off in the sunshine.
Fake news is not just passing along hearsay, it's also creating it.
I agree with what you say, they get away with it by making it seem that they are just passing it along.
The person who utters what is overheard & then passed on, is the originator.
That person is not passing on hearsay, they are just providing a potentially unfounded opinion.
There's a difference & that's what fake news amounts to, unfounded opinions, disregarding facts that contradict/do not support the intended narrative.
If we are looking to split the hairs of fake news - I will just say that someone presents "fake news"/"opinions" as facts. The spread of those opinions and fake news as facts is hearsay as I was pointing it out. If CNN/Fox News person said something that is an opinion and people are passing/re-tweeting/sharing that news chunk as fact, it is in fact hearsay as it is not causing malice as they may not be intending to cause harm, as they are just stupid. If they are passing it along with the intent to deceive (ie. malice) then they are assholes
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I am not sure though whether I despite the assholes or the unabashedly stupid without any interest to really educate themselves as worse. (Yes, you could consider the latter group a subset of "asshole")I will leave the pedantic of a pedantic of a pedantic (of a pedantic) to you
If we are looking to split the hairs of fake news - I will just say that someone presents "fake news"/"opinions" as facts. The spread of those opinions and fake news as facts is hearsay as I was pointing it out. If CNN/Fox News person said something that is an opinion and people are passing/re-tweeting/sharing that news chunk as fact, it is in fact hearsay as it is not causing malice as they may not be intending to cause harm, as they are just stupid. If they are passing it along with the intent to deceive (ie. malice) then they are assholes
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lol I have a book recommendation:I will leave the pedantic of a pedantic of a pedantic (of a pedantic) to you
The Pedant's Revolt, by Andrea Barham.
Not yet. Well, other than he is getting close.
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Regular soon.....or Heavy Five soon? LolWe are testing, should be soon(tm)...
Should be this week, at least for supporters.
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Calendar "this week" or milfy "this week"?
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Check the post sandwiched between ours, today ... lolCalendar "this week" or milfy "this week"?