In message <qrjm1uok3ugs8lp2n...@4ax.com>, {R} Richard
Ashton <{R}@semolina.org> writes:
>}Set an expiry time on the article and all ISPs will happly
>}remove the article on schedule. As news spools empty the
>}article will go away anyhow but an expiry will speed the
>}process.
>
>This is not effective, the publication [after notice of defamatory
>content has been given ] has only to be provably published once to
>anybody for the ISP to be liable in defamation.
What happens if an ISP is following a documented procedure (e.g.
forwarding the complaint to their crack legal team, their newsmaster or
whatever) but it is downloaded in the interim and is, later, found to be
<illegal act adjective>?
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