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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth
And just how do you propose to define those situations? IMO you start down a slippery slope and who knows where it ends. Not to make this political but I would hate to see courts in the position to censor ordinary libelous posts, short of some national security concern.
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It would be difficult, but not impossible to define some kind of parameters. The burden of proof would fall to the company to prove a review contains false information and is damaging their business or reputation. But in extreme cases where they have evidence they can present that would warrant removal I feel there should be a legal way to get it taken down.
Leon i am aware they could sue the person who wrote the review. I'd be surprised if 1 yelper in 5 would ever pay a judgement even if the suit was successful.
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