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The admins of these sites work hard to ensure that no libelious comments are approved. In order for something to be considered a libelious statement it must first:
1. Uniquely identify you as a person. (e.g. John X. Smith)
2. Must NOT be a statement of fact. (e.g. John X. Smith is a terrorist.)
3. Must be a statement made with intent to tarnish the reputation of said person. (e.g. John X. Smith is a terrorist.)
All comments made by members of these sites are the expressed opinions of the authors themselves and do not reflect the opinions of the admins of these sites.
If you're unsure whether or not a comment made is libel, visit this website and complete the online form for a rough determination:
http://www.utsystem.edu/OGC/Intellectualproperty/libelfrm.htm
1. Uniquely identify you as a person. (e.g. John X. Smith)
2. Must NOT be a statement of fact. (e.g. John X. Smith is a terrorist.)
3. Must be a statement made with intent to tarnish the reputation of said person. (e.g. John X. Smith is a terrorist.)
All comments made by members of these sites are the expressed opinions of the authors themselves and do not reflect the opinions of the admins of these sites.
If you're unsure whether or not a comment made is libel, visit this website and complete the online form for a rough determination:
http://www.utsystem.edu/OGC/Intellectualproperty/libelfrm.htm
Our usage of all known copyrighted material falls under Section 107 of US Copyright Law, also known as the Fair Use Clause
Short answer: Yes.
Long answer: Yes.
Long answer: Yes.