Thread: Websites to be forced to identify trolls
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Old 12-06-2012, 11:27   #27
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Re: Websites to be forced to identify trolls
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Originally Posted by nomadking View Post
Could it argued that supporting a particular X Factor contestant is exposing yourself to ridicule?
No. Not at all. That's personal opinion and is perfectly valid.

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Another example would be where a certain group say that a particular TV programme about their behaviour incites hatred against them, when if there is any 'hatred'(which can range from mere dislike of, to physical attacks) , it is because of their behaviour and actions.
Anyone can "say" anything they like. Doesn't make it true.

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Originally Posted by chris9991 View Post
How are they going to be able to guarantee that the person who they think placed the post is the actual person who did place the post? Unless a person is filmed (or watched) in the act of writing the post, surely it will be hard to prove?
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Originally Posted by Kymmy View Post
That's where forensic investigation of the computer itself comes into play..
Not only that but you are responsible for whoever access your computer so if you let someone libel someone else on it then you are potentially as responsible at they are. I think
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