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Originally Posted by lansdownplace
Hi Lou,in the UK any form of control over content is deemed to be approval of what is left and leaves you open to an action.
This is why it is such a minefield
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Interesting.
Does that mean that if old Robby Noakes down in OZ were to see a photo of my shotgun and 1. posts compliments to me on the gun, then adds
2. a derogatory remark about how poorly I shoot it, and concludes in a sentence 3. I am not entitied to own such a fine gun (say a Marks & Spencer item, that cost me 15 pounds sterling) and the blog proprietor deletes part 3, as being an opinion rather than a fact, that he, the proprietor, is open to action from Noakes for censorship? Or from me?
If this feeble attempt is a poorly composed example, perhaps you can give me a better one.
In passing, I don't intend to run a blog anywhere!
If UK law were to prevail in the US, we'd have very few blogs if I understand you correctly.