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A lurker checks in. Anti-SLAPP suits have significant hurdles to leap before they can proceed. Any season ticket holder who violates his contract with a ticket issuer would be very unlikely to succeed with such a suit in an attempt to hold on to his tickets. Anti-SLAPP laws are usually crafted to protect participation in the political and judicial processes.

 

i'm confused.
are you saying Anti-Slapp allows you to get the name of a specific poster - or prevents that from happening?

and who decides what is proprietary and libelous?

ECrawford - did the Pitino thing get into print?

 

don't know a thing about the slapp laws but nothing stops the school from revoking - or more likely, not allowing a renewal of a ticket. it's a simple contract so if it can't be revoked, you just don't renew it.

 

let's say for a second that I signed up with a e-mail address that I use strictly for spam. AND when I signed up for that address, I used bullshit everything.

Would they then have to track me down through my IP address? Finally, isn't there a way you can mask that?

 

Besides, even if it can be determined that the comments in question were posted on the very computer I am currently using, how does anyone prove it was actually me who did it? Maybe I've stepped across the office and am using someone else's work station for a couple of minutes. Maybe I'm at home, where there's only one computer but several people who have access to it.

 

double j - i used your e-mail just last night.

 

In the case of many of these posters, they are living in their mother's basement, and don't let anyone else in.