RE: [atlarge-discuss] Mistaken identity

["McMeikan, Andrew" <Andrew.McMeikan@logicacmg.com>]

I think it reflects bad on M$ lawyers, since it looks like he is innocent.

While I sympathise, it is really too early to do much.  If the evidence
shows he is innocent but gets found guilty then that's the time we need to
do some serious effort.

I would suggest that he has a strong case just by doing nothing.  After all
innocent until proven guilty.

You might think that is naive, you might be right. If the article is
accurate, I can't see how he could be found guilty of the actions done
before he controlled the domain name.

	cya,	Andrew...

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Joanna Lane [mailto:jo-uk@rcn.com]
> 
> A British man accused by Microsoft of spamming has told the 
> BBC it is a case
> of mistaken identity and he will fight to clear his name.
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3020566.stm
> 
> This case concerns me and I wish there were an effective user 
> organization
> that could do something for Simon Grainger, who, on the face 
> of it, looks to
> be a genuine case of mistaken identity, but he has limited 
> resources to
> defend his name.
> 
> Can we do anything? If so, what?
> 
> Joanna
 

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