Not really. This isn't personal injury where there is almost always guaranteed money up front. For one thing, part of the whole procedure for handling Defamation involves trying to avoid the lawsuit in the first. While not "explicitly" required (depending on state) one of the first things you do is send a demand letter calling for retraction. If the other side does the retraction, then its basically over before it begins. That will be $2,000 please.
What a surprise. A zoophile tranny working for Liz Fong-Jones successfully convinced everyone that KF hosts cp. And Jersh even fell for Naia Ōkami and thought he would help fix the Sneedchat hack. Total trainwreck.
Throw that in the "proving damages" file.
Depends on the state. Minnesota for example has it where you don't have to prove damages, but the presumed damages received can't be more than the injury suffered.
Pity that even the Muskrat's takeover won't stop the lies.
Epik: Hello fellow progressives. I'm doing good by you, right?
I would chalk it up to coincidence before jumping to conclusions. He's had a presence on the forum for a long time and I doubt he's dumb enough to use his forum pseudonym on Xitter of all places. (Feel free to prove me wrong on the Easy-to-Track Username thread of course.)
To me, this all but confirms that the original intern was an assmad tranny who went on an HRT rage-driven bender using the company account. It doesn’t matter, though. The damage has been done. When the official Twitter account for a well-known domain registrar says “this site had CP and the government made us drop them!” it’s etched into news and Wikipedia articles as indisputable fact regardless of the validity of the claim. The only fitting recourse I see here is legal in nature; an official and thorough retraction/apology and a hefty defamation settlement. “sorry our employee went off the rails lol” isn’t going to cut it.
...so they're not even convinced that Null had cp after all?Absolutely incoherent:
namecheap appears to be holding well for now, and service is similar to previous Epik
This keeps getting exponentially worse. Which employees "went rogue" on Epik and in what capacity did they act while "rogue?" Have they publicly announced before this flippant tweet that they had rogue employees? When I search Google for any information about this, there's nothing.
Lmao they can't even pay their bills on an ongoing basis. Settle for what? The piles of cash they don't have because they're going broke for reasons that should be abundantly clear?
