jlw@ariel.UUCP (J.WOOD) (08/07/83)
I think that the addition I made to the title of this article is a correct use of the term "[sic]". Slander is a verbal denigration of someone in front of witnesses. Libel, not liable, is the written form. Since we communicate here via typewritten notes, this constitutes libel. It's good to know what you're being sued for. Joseph L. Wood, III ABI Holmdel (201) 834-3759 ariel!jlw
res@cbosgd.UUCP (08/09/83)
I dunno. If you slander someone, it seems like you should be liable. -- Robert Stampfli