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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, December 19 2012 @ 10:37 PM EST |
Either this is a mistake in the transcrypt, or my English failed.
But if they tell their employees to keep their emails _below_ a number, then
that is telling them to delete mails, not to save them, right?
"MS. ESTRICH: Their own declaration in this case said they had a policy in
place to remind custodians and employees on a regular basis that they should
keep the number of e-mails in their files below a certain number.
THE COURT: Is that the same thing as leaving on an auto delete
functionality?"
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"THE COURT: Okay. I want to make sure I'm following Samsung's position
here. Let's be clear. You are saying that maintaining a system of automatic
destruction is no different, conceptually or otherwise, from affirmatively
instructing people, reminding them that they should preserve e-mails?"
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, December 25 2012 @ 09:29 AM EST |
When I was originally asked to join the board, I had some stonrg reservations
about it for many reasons, but decided to give it a try for the purpose of
helping out the community in a constructive way. For instance, I'd heard about a
previous editorial board for the Linux Journal who all resigned at the same
time, I think not compensating people who contribute to the magazine is
completely unethical, and their website reminds me of a warez site where
popups, videos, and all kinds of other annoying crap invade your computer.
Despite all of that, I assumed that being part of an editorial board would help
voice developers concerns like Your site makes the baby Jesus cry, make it
stop! , What kind of monkeys are editing the articles? , and Why do you keep
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