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Pastimes : Business Wire Falls for April Fools Prank, Sues FBNers

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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (3024)6/20/1999 10:30:00 PM
From: Blue Snowshoe  Read Replies (1) of 3795
 
Jeff, Let's make sure I have this correct. Biz Nuss Wire goes out of its way to sue a company that was not a company and had no shares to sell (WebNode), while it does not do the same when share holders can (or do) lose real money?
I'll have to ask Jed but that seems like a clear cut case of harassment by the folks at BW who sued. Sure sounds a double standard. Worst, as WebNodes was a joke but people losing money is not as serious judging by BW reactions once they were made aware of the fake release.
I'd bring suit on Monday against BW for harassment and a counter suit for all trouble caused the FBN gang for being sued by BW.
The poison tree.
Everything came from BW suing the FBN gang over WebNode. Since it is not important enough for BW to sue ALL people for a fake release, especially when people can and are losing money, there is a double standard here.
I'll have to ask Jed but I think a jury hates a double standard more than anything.
Time to sue BW for harassment. I mean what can they say, "your honor we thought people losing real money with a fake news release was funny but that the WebNode April Fools thing was snot funny." If BW is smart they will do what they should of done a long time ago. Drop it. Your pal, BLUE
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