RE:RE:FedorTrueCanuck1 wrote: The only statements that can have Fedor604 removed are death and physical threats, not to mention internet slander:
What Is Internet Slander?
Defined, online slander is most commonly known as any unfounded or unproven statement or post, published in public view, that causes or is perceived to cause tangible harm to one’s reputation. Such a statement can occur in the form of blog, an online review, a social media post or any number of other publicly-available posts that have the potential to gain online traction in a hurry.
No matter how you slice it, Internet slander is an often trite and abusive form of online communication. When such an item pops up in Google search, it can become explosive, leaving you to pick up the pieces of what may have otherwise been a clean and positive reputation.
And removing such a post is not always so easy, particularly should you file a slander lawsuit. Many third-party sites maintain different and often complex terms-of-service, not mention the claim of free speech protections under the First Amendment.
In order to remove Internet slander quickly and effectively, it often requires the help and insight of an experienced professional.
Internet Slander: An Attack On Your Integrity
Internet slander is a prevalent and potent issue these days; one that not only affects millions of users each year, but that also does serious, unwarranted damage to the reputations of countless individuals, professionals and businesses on a daily basis.
From cheater sites and blogs to review sites, comment sections, articles and more, there seems to be no end to the number of online venues or means people have to levy anonymous attacks on nearly anyone of their choosing.
Regardless of the site it’s on, the reason it’s posted or the person it’s posted by, online slander remains both a fast and easy way to tear down one’s online reputation and, in some cases, to tarnish it for good.
When left unchecked, a slanderous or libelous post can do irreparable harm to your reputation, attaching itself to your name, brand and organization for months, even years to come.
Well he is posting that I work for NAM somehow, that I said something racist to him, that I have multiple aliases and that I'm a paid pumper.
So there's all that for slander.
That said, I called his mom a hoe, so I'm fine with being even on that account.
:-)
BR