AzzidReign
Well-known member
So this is basically saying that the default judgement has been forwarded to the Judge and he will make the judgement on the default...?
So this is basically saying that the default judgement has been forwarded to the Judge and he will make the judgement on the default...?
So this is basically saying that the default judgement has been forwarded to the Judge and he will make the judgement on the default...?
Ah okay, thanks Jake! I still think/believe having a locked / sticky thread containing all the PDFs/updates attached to it would be helpful, and then have like an "up-to-date" status time-line underneath it would be helpful too. Like, with every PDF/DOC submission.. then make note under it based on facts of what that DOC says, "this is what this means.." Everything just seems to get buried in this thread and too many people throwing speculations and assumptions and wanna be lawyers don't help either. It's more confusing than helpful.
now that's how this thread should be going, not 10 to 20 pages of assumptions/bs between each PDF document submission lmfao.
IMHO, there should be one main "status" thread that is updated by a staff or XF management member. This thread should stay as-is and we can post document updates and have discussion around each update. If someone wants a status update on the case, read the 'status' thread. Jake's previous post should be all that's needed, key dates and key events that are current in play.
VB5 is looking tempting.
If it stops those wannabe lawyers/people that don't read posts and can't distinguish questions from speculation then it gets my endorsement. The amount of garbage is unreal you have to fish through which contradicts one post from another. Oh well.
I hope this is sarcasm and you just didn't indicate it. The only system that looks tempting right now is IPB due to what they are doing for IPB4. If IPS listens to what all the big board owners are recommending, I might actually look at the product. I know they didn't listen to me when I voiced my thoughts and suggestions, they just ridiculed but now that they have a chance to win over a lot of big boards, they are finally listening to what improvements can be made to a slow and cluster f***ed system.VB5 is looking tempting.
Hey I least try to bring a little humor to this crap Now as for "weed" Morgain, I asked you not to tell anyone. Oh wait.. are they still calling it "weed" these days? LOL
AW I didna mean you poptart.
Weed? I'm an old lady. Weed is about as far as I've caught up with new modern talk!
Always stick to organic.
Just STOP with the silly paranoia.
And if I may add to that the people who want to pretend they are lawyers, and can't distinguish questions from speculations to stop, preferably posting period if they can't use common sense. We're now good to go.
Censorship is never the answer
Yes Bama, I said that.
NUH UH
Yes, it is horrible when non-lawyers post. /sarcasm off
A few comments on this point. Even though I am a lawyer, I resisted for a long time even sharing that fact. And I have stated several times that I am reticent to post that my thoughts should carry more weight than others. Why? One reason is that the law and the legal system should be open to all people. While lawyers and those with legal training may have a "leg up" on understanding issues, there should not be a monopoly on the legal system by lawyers. That is the main reason why I bother to post in the first place- to share my thoughts on the issues and to explain the updates in this case as I see them. I also feel that if you can't explain something such that a non-lawyer can understand, then you probably have not explained your position well enough OR your position is not correct. At the same time, there is something to be said for legal training and experience with the law. Also, as a technical field, there are some concepts, ideas, or terms of art that are specific to the law and have very narrow meanings. These things can be difficult to understand for those who have no background in the area of law. So, there is tension here. It is likely the same with any field where specialized knowledge is important (whether it be PHP coder, accountant, plumber, mechanic, or architect). You can only simplify things so much or else the ideas lose their true meaning.
So, I think any comments about non-lawyers or "wannabe lawyers" posting are off base. But, if I am wrong, then these same critics/posters should heed their own advice and not post. By posting these comments, they are adding in their own 2 cents in a place where they think they have no business posting on in the first place. By the same logic, I should be the only person allowed to post in this thread. It would make the thread one sided (though, I think my side is backed up with reasoned analyses) and not responsive to what others think or ask out of genuine questioning. My instinct is that if you don't care enough to read (which, is another point- if a lawyer's post is that persuasive, then, all posts that have ignored or not responded to my posts should be deleted as well; I can't count the number of posts about things I have previously discussed, but are apparently not read, and then the same issue is raised by a new post) then you have no business posting anything in the first place. The other option for these folks is to read up, research, and understand the issues for themselves. But, this is not my position. Discussion is helpful to those who are truly interested. If you can't take the time to read the relevant posts or to spend a lot of time learning the underlying issues, whose fault is that? The only other apparent option would be to just take my position as the best gospel on the point and don't waste your time with responding or carping about responses.
The judge will have to rule on the pending motions. He may or may not rule in favor of either party. As things stand, Nov. 5th, there will be a hearing on the matters before the court. This may or may not work to great advantage to one side or the other. Barring a dismissal, the case will be heard before a jury in January, 2013. Shortly thereafter, there will be a decision in the case. My best read is that the case will go well for XF and all defendants.
Nobody called for censorship.
It was just suggested that mixing interpretation with facts might lead to wrong conclusions and people getting upset over what essentially speculation (and that actually did happen).
Yes, it is horrible when non-lawyers post. /sarcasm off
A few comments on this point. Even though I am a lawyer, I resisted for a long time even sharing that fact. And I have stated several times that I am reticent to post that my thoughts should carry more weight than others. Why? One reason is that the law and the legal system should be open to all people. While lawyers and those with legal training may have a "leg up" on understanding issues, there should not be a monopoly on the legal system by lawyers. That is the main reason why I bother to post in the first place- to share my thoughts on the issues and to explain the updates in this case as I see them. I also feel that if you can't explain something such that a non-lawyer can understand, then you probably have not explained your position well enough OR your position is not correct. At the same time, there is something to be said for legal training and experience with the law. Also, as a technical field, there are some concepts, ideas, or terms of art that are specific to the law and have very narrow meanings. These things can be difficult to understand for those who have no background in the area of law. So, there is tension here. It is likely the same with any field where specialized knowledge is important (whether it be PHP coder, accountant, plumber, mechanic, or architect). You can only simplify things so much or else the ideas lose their true meaning.
So, I think any comments about non-lawyers or "wannabe lawyers" posting are off base. But, if I am wrong, then these same critics/posters should heed their own advice and not post. By posting these comments, they are adding in their own 2 cents in a place where they think they have no business posting on in the first place. By the same logic, I should be the only person allowed to post in this thread. It would make the thread one sided (though, I think my side is backed up with reasoned analyses) and not responsive to what others think or ask out of genuine questioning. My instinct is that if you don't care enough to read (which, is another point- if a lawyer's post is that persuasive, then, all posts that have ignored or not responded to my posts should be deleted as well; I can't count the number of posts about things I have previously discussed, but are apparently not read, and then the same issue is raised by a new post) then you have no business posting anything in the first place. The other option for these folks is to read up, research, and understand the issues for themselves. But, this is not my position. Discussion is helpful to those who are truly interested. If you can't take the time to read the relevant posts or to spend a lot of time learning the underlying issues, whose fault is that? The only other apparent option would be to just take my position as the best gospel on the point and don't waste your time with responding or carping about responses.
The judge will have to rule on the pending motions. He may or may not rule in favor of either party. As things stand, Nov. 5th, there will be a hearing on the matters before the court. This may or may not work to great advantage to one side or the other. Barring a dismissal, the case will be heard before a jury in January, 2013. Shortly thereafter, there will be a decision in the case. My best read is that the case will go well for XF and all defendants.
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