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Non-Tech : Nasdaq planning clampdown on Internet rumours
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To: Done, gone. who wrote (230)9/24/1997 4:13:00 PM
From: Joe E.   of 250
 
Dear Michael:

My point is that under our system there need be no reason to come after someone, except the desire to harm them financially.

Yes, indeed, Pluvia's right (and mine and yours too) to make anonymous comments seems to be threatened, and I am sympathetic. He or she, like you and me, is a poster on SI and easy to identify with.

So sure, let's have a suit and waste a couple of hundred thousand dollars and lots of person hours. Maybe Pluvia or Westergaard will get a huge settlement, and the other one will get a job washing lawyers' limousines, and have a nice Thanksgiving at the soup kitchen.

Sure, lets all sue each other. Good idea.
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