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ricara said:I am aware that the UK has different laws. I would assume (and perhaps that is a grievous error) that Horner could sue my bum off in the UK for that post, but somehow I doubt that he will.
The bigger question is whether CN can be held responsible for what non-employees post on a public forum. I don't see how they could be, but I am far from a legal expert, especially concerning UK law. Not to derail the thread topic completely, but if anyone knows the answer to that I would be curious to hear it. Thanks.
In general they can't, unless they have actual knowledge about the situation. For more information, see the Electronic COmmerce Regulations 2002 and the Directe it was based on, most commonly known as the E-commerce directive, this all in combination with prepatory documents concerned with the creation of these legal documents and subsequent court cases. However it is just bad form and reflects wrongly on both this forum as well as CN in general to create false quotes and to create threads based on these false quotes.
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But concerning the real subject of the thread, if Horner cannot maintain his diet during the Tour de Suisse how will he be able to maintain this diet during the tour de France, would it not be neccessary for him to change diets due to the fact that he will need to be in Europe for 3 weeks at least?