You don't find it a little odd that an athlete who claims to be female - as her supporters also maintain - has reportedly a pregnant wife? (Yes, two women in a relationship can have a child but it requires a male donor.)
You don't find it a little odd that an athlete who claims to be female - as her supporters also maintain - has reportedly a pregnant wife? (Yes, two women in a relationship can have a child but it requires a male donor.)
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So tell us the last time an anonymous poster on a message board was sued for libel? No, you can't. Empty bluster.
From LRC TOS
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"You acknowledge that your identity is not a secret whether or not you reveal your name in your posts. Your IP address is tracked. As a result others, including LetsRun.com, may be able to figure out who you are and thus your identity may be revealed to others."
The poster in question also is registered therefore there is an email attached as well as a long history of posting. A subpoena and about 15 minutes of work would reveal the culprit.
Thanks, this clears things up a lot. This testimony was the first time I'd heard that it might not be an AIS.
The issue isn't detection but liability. You still haven't answered the question, of when was the last time an anonymous poster on a message board was sued for defamation. That is quite apart from your strained definition of what is libellous. Your propensity to take offence at what you don't like doesn't cut it. I say that as a trained barrister. Free speech isn't merely what suits you.
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