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by drdeca
1819 days ago
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I agree that using as an example the person you are talking to is permissible,
but I also agree that it is a bit preferable to instead either use a generic placeholder,
or instead of saying “If I said [X] about [someone], that would(n’t) be libel”, instead saying “If [someone] said [X] about me, that would(n’t) be libel.”
I don’t think this is obligatory though. I think that no one should feel pressured to make this change in how they phrase things, but I do think it is an improvement in phrasing. |
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