I Wasn't Paid
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I Wasn't Paid
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#2I'd do something about the kerning of the h1 element, it's not particularly pleasant in my opinion.
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#3While I sometimes wish something like this existed, it seems ripe for abuse and/or open to some sort of libel law violation should it get out of control.
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#4How long before this gets sued for libel?
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#5While I sometimes wish something like this existed, it seems ripe for abuse and/or open to some sort of libel law violation should it get out of control.
I think they should allow for rebuttals; like Amazon does with it's feedback. There are always two sides to a story.
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#6Not the best route to handle this. Make sure you have a decent lawyer on hand (and a good contrct) when dealing with delinquent clients. Something like this will guarantee that you'll never get paid.
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#7How long before this gets sued for libel?
The site wouldn't be liable. A lawyer would tell his client that.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Section_230_of_the_Communicatio...
Anyone could post libelous statements on the 50+ million blogs and forums out there, yet you've never seen "Warn HN: Monitor your blog comments for libel" -- that's because you can't be treated as the publisher or speaker, so can't be held liable for what was said.
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#8This reminds me of ol' F'd Company. Can't be sued for libel if the story is true.
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#9Anyone know what indian libel laws are like?
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#10A much more useful approach would be to educate people about protecting themselves from non-payers. Eg, use an agreement or contract, check references, etc. That would be far more beneficial than a collection of libel and rambling.
For instance, the entry from Jan 31 says the person worked for _four_ months without being paid! Why would you work for four months straight without a single intermitent payment (or an advance)?