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by TimPC
1099 days ago
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It's section 230 not article 230 but yes it's somewhat protected. You could go after the end user for defamation and you could probably use the legal system to force yelp to turn over identifying information from their logs if a judge agreed a comment was defamatory. But you'd have to go after the poster not after Yelp. |
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