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In message <[log in to unmask]> Martin McCarthy writes: > > If someone on this list says something that they later regret saying... > well...who's to say it was them who *really* said it in the first place? > (So PGP users might not want to pgp-sign their postings when they're > saying something of negligable legality [grin]). I know of a computer company whose MD regularly decides to sue his clients, and sometimes even his (ex-)employees. Although this behaviour has foiled what would have been a very profitable merger, the board of directors (and the holder of the controlling interest) have not made any move to get rid of him. I write of him because, once he has decided to instigate legal proceedings, he heads all subsequent correspondence with the disclaimer, "WITHOUT PREJUDICE". I am told that this disallows any of the documents from being used in court. -- Joe Chacko <[log in to unmask]> %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%