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Originally Posted by nitro

Your anaology to some other pathetic case of which I have no involvement in where as you have suggested I may have is riduclous.

With regards the TOS quote, as vb.org staff have allready participated in the thread, means it is without doubt the subject has been reviewed by them, therefore it only leaves a question in civil law as to wether the post itself is objectionable and the disclaimer is good enough in the sense to counter a continued publication of a possible prematurely slanderous post and is therefore an objectionable post.

As the TOS states they will endevour to remove objectionable posts by members, and the fact that they have participated in the thread and left it open to public veiwing and response, thereby possibly failing to act as per their own TOS impo has left them wide open to a contraversal and potentially succesful suit.

The TOS in this instance has not been adhered to, wether that be how civil law would see it is another story. How ever from what I see all that needs to be done here is prove the post is slanderous and therefore objectionable, the rest is par for the course.

I asked and yet have not been met with a proof of slander. Your posts so far have been riduclous so I responded with such. Maybe there is something wrong with your eyes because you did not read the TOS. It is quite simple.

Although the administrators and moderators of vBulletin.org Forum will attempt to keep all objectionable messages off this forum, it is impossible for us to review all messages. All messages express the views of the author, and neither the owners of vBulletin.org Forum, nor Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd. (developers of vBulletin) will be held responsible for the content of any message.

Again there are two different statements being made there. To break it down for you.

1. It is impossible for every post to be reviewed.
2. All messages express the views of the Author and all liability (responsibility) is on parties involved not staff ect.


I think you should probably stick with your day job as being an internet lawyer is not your calling. You agreed to the TOS and now all liability on behalf of staff and above mentioned parties is relinquished ad infinitum. Burden of proof is a pita, especially in a Liberal court in UK.

Good luck though.....really.