Quote Originally Posted by Moros View Post
My objection of improper and insufficient authentification for one still stands. If it is legitimate I'd love Andres' boss, which is not even an identity, to be a witness and confirm the evidence as real. Drunkenguy von Belgian is clearly not a real person either. He's not registered in Belgium and strangely his name exists out of a mix English and German. A quote also does not fit principle of best evidence if you ask me.
Hmm... yes, I see that now. It is indeed an interesting email. Regardless, even if it was not from Andres' Boss, whoever wrote it clearly believes that Andres' behavior was shameful or they would not have written it in the first place. Thus, the evidence stands for the reason I have presented it, regardless of whether the sender is honest about his or her identity.

Quote Originally Posted by Moros View Post
Also you quote and others have quoted law and rules many times. Yet I wonder which rules you are referring to. There are no .org rules which are applicable. So don't tell me what I can and can't do. Unless you're trying to be the judge on your own trial! As far as the rules are concerned everyone is free to participate in discussions in the frontroom as long as they are on topic, in line with PG13, include no personal attacks,... Also I'd like to know under which country's law we're arguing here? Isn't this site hosted in The Netherlands? I doubt you have a license there either. So having a license or not is rather irrelevant unless you all are about to seek a Dutch lawyers and follow Dutch laws. If not than I suggest basic logic and .org rules are followed.
This site his hosted in the United States. Arizona to be precise. Regardless, the applicable rules are the Org Rules of Civil and Criminal Procedure. This is specifically spelled out in the Forum Rules, so I'm not sure why it's a surprise to you.