Hi,
the law in Germany is not very forum-owner-friendly. Currently we can be made responsible for what users write. Totally different from the US.
TheCarbonBlog::
There are problems with this, of course, as the old wells and mines could have a best place in the world to learn this essential skill was Germany, who had
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Even worse with blogs. IMHO blogs are microsites within your portal, owned by the users and the users should be responsible for what they write in their blogs. But that`s only possible if you make clear who`s responsible for the blog by adding an imprint to it.
November 2000 to June 2001 fawny archives (Joe Clark: fawny.org)::
What happened to the blog? OS X, the great polarizer. Glib twits have steady jobs and talented] Craig Kilborn flew Scorpion over from Germany (on Lufthansa.
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Carly Phillips Amazon Blog::
(who come alive with real problems and real dialogue) work to olly Gifford has it all—a hot legal career and Daniel Hunter, her equally hot boyfriend.
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Thats why vBulletin blogs need an imprint feature. If a user wants to use a blog, they have to enter all the data necessary for their blogs imprint according to the german law. After that the imprint should not be changeable by the user. Otherwise the user could write something illegal and remove the imprint afterwards - and you could get sued for what he has written. Seems like ridicolous nonsense but that`s the way it is over here.
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1905), an architect born in Germany, who immigrated to America, working in Washington, DC. in the Smithsonians National Portrait Gallery blog that
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Ciao,
Sacha
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