Is my website illegal / defamatory ? (UK Law)?
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You have stated 'Your opinion, and 'what you believe'.\nYou are legally allowed to hold whatever opinions, you happen to have, and you may advertise that fact.\nWhat you have been careful NOT to do is directly accuse him of what you believe. I saw nothing for which you could be charged for defamation of character.\nTwo concerns; the website address, I think you are okay with this because you are clearly not forging his own website, should he have one, you are not pretending it is his website.\nIf he were to challenge any statements you make you need to have the evidence to counter his claim with, any contract you have must be in line with your claims.\nBut assuming these things are in place I see no real problem with the website.
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well you could start by emailing the webmaster if your unsure what their email address is try the following receipients.\n\nwebmaster@domain.com, info@domain.com, root@domain.com, abuse@domain.com, contact@domain.com\n\nthese are the most common try adding these to the reciepient line and remember to be kind and courteous and explain what you find offensive or wrong with the site.\n\nI have hundreds of " visitors " to my websites a day and I have not had one complaint in 2 years.\n\nSo your very rare , I wish more people would comment about my sites.
186921
report it to th abuse center of the web site you are using
469052
No.  You can sell them as a resource guide.  You can only get into trouble if you somehow claim any sort of affiliation to the sites you list.  Be sure to include a disclaimer and state the purpose for the sale of these hyperlinks.  This way, you can defend yourself simply should someone give you any trouble.  Good luck.
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reported\n\nThis site is not for personal/business use. It is to ask questions or answer questions and your AD will be removed by Y!Answers!!!!
66023
If this person used your real name and/or address, and said malicious untrue things about you, I think you have a pretty good case for defamation (libel). \nI say, go for it.\n\nRead this article for more information:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libel
131539
I am assuming that they stole your copyrighted content and design as opposed to stealing your domain name by altering DNS. In this case I think you are somewhat defenseless except to rewrite your website bigger and better.
486998
You can look up their hosting company then report it to them. it is the responsibility of the hosting company to shut down sites containing illegal activity. If you don't make any progress with them, you can contact the fbi cyber crimes division. Is it promoting beastiality and/or showing images of said crime.
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Looks dodgy, don't use it.\n\nIt's a spam site; they'll send you loads and loads of adverts via email, and supposedly pay you to read them. It won't happen, don't waste your time.
440111
Errr... is that legal?
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NO\nyou need to report it to Yahoo UK but first open the mail and go to the bottom of the screen and click "show headers" and  right click and drag to highlight the entire mail and paste it to a new mail addressed to the address bellow. And report all this junk because fools do fall for this junk.
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if I were I would contact Geo Cities and tell them. If the site is about you and put up without your permission they should pull it down.  You could also suggest to the person that she did was "libel" and has opened herself for legal action.
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I've never had a problem with Y!A.  I behave myself.\n\nBesides, it's free, and it's not your site - it belongs to Yahoo! and as such they have every right to do whatever they want.
315131
not sure of any exact laws but as long as you are not lying about something or plagiarizing you should be fine, also if you are posting adult stuff i think you have to have a pass word thing set up to make sure kids are not getting on to it
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It's a domain registered in the Turks and Caicos islands, *not* the UK. That's probably a spam or fishing site that wants to masquerade as a legitimate UK site...
918217
Yes you are on the right track and the correct term is non-disclosure. It is a very law embedded field and can be twisted and turned at every post. Such as matters of opinion can be withheld from you and other similar documents. The best way is really to have a legal representative who will not be railroaded by the other side. A solicitor will try and eat you up with legal jargon that will make your head spin.
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It's legal: there is no law regarding it.\n\nHowever you cannot directly link to copyrighted material. You can write the webmaster of that site for permission, and then publish it.