no! litigation is hard work, it involves setting dates and times... stamps sometimes... pens... chair... then talking to the other side... uhm... It is hard work comparable to the guy that cleans port-a-potties and builds bridges!
Now realistically, sometimes hard work can go into these things for certain cases. But in this case, I *really* doubt the lawyers were losing their homes or anything trying to fight the 'big evil corporation.'
The fact that this guy ended up is court is a bit perplexing, I am not sure what he is going to learn from it other than to be more anonymous in the future maybe. If it were totally nefarious I might understand, but if I am reading this correctly and it was more a 'demonstration' than anything, it would be smarter to hush up and let him be and learn from these things.
I just think criminal courts should be left to dealing with people that actually hurts others. I'm sure MySpace was fine.
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no! litigation is hard work, it involves setting dates and times... stamps sometimes... pens... chair... then talking to the other side... uhm... It is hard work comparable to the guy that cleans port-a-potties and builds bridges! Now realistically, sometimes hard work can go into these things for certain cases. But in this case, I *really* doubt the lawyers were losing their homes or anything trying to fight the 'big evil corporation.'
The fact that this guy ended up is court is a bit perplexing, I am not sure what he is going to learn from it other than to be more anonymous in the future maybe. If it were totally nefarious I might understand, but if I am reading this correctly and it was more a 'demonstration' than anything, it would be smarter to hush up and let him be and learn from these things. I just think criminal courts should be left to dealing with people that actually hurts others. I'm sure MySpace was fine.