Babbling Brooks: Hitting a little too close to the mark?

Thursday, February 03, 2005

Hitting a little too close to the mark?

Babble on.

I find this post, and especially the associated comment-thread, quite interesting. Not being a lawyer myself, I'm curious where the threshold for disciplinary action might lie.

Babble off.

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