Management
15th November 2003, 10:00 AM
Unfortunately the entire thread got deleted when a Management post was edited.
The original post was deleted as it is not legal to publish parts of someone else's editorial without acknowledging the source.
Publishing someone else's editorial in its entirety and acknowledging the source may also not be legal.
We do not employ a team of investigative journalists, like the papers and TV stations that are backed by millions of dollars.
The post which then invited comments was deleted for two reasons, each sufficient on its own for deleting the post:
1. It appeared to use someone else's editorial in its entirety. This editorial was just identified as "a letter someone wrote."
2. We couldn't verify the facts of the matter at the time it was posted.
There are laws against copying other people's writing and of course defamation laws.
Management.
The original post was deleted as it is not legal to publish parts of someone else's editorial without acknowledging the source.
Publishing someone else's editorial in its entirety and acknowledging the source may also not be legal.
We do not employ a team of investigative journalists, like the papers and TV stations that are backed by millions of dollars.
The post which then invited comments was deleted for two reasons, each sufficient on its own for deleting the post:
1. It appeared to use someone else's editorial in its entirety. This editorial was just identified as "a letter someone wrote."
2. We couldn't verify the facts of the matter at the time it was posted.
There are laws against copying other people's writing and of course defamation laws.
Management.