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   Overcast, Aug 13th, 2008 @ 7:02pm

   
   

   I have no idea how "smart" she is as a literary agent
   
   Funny how quickly people like this rail against *certain* free speech, yet - if it was something that had $$$ potential for her, she'd be whining about free speech.

    

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   Paige, Aug 13th, 2008 @ 7:15pm

   
   

   Wiki

   Umm -- Hello? The definition of wiki? Did she look that up? Guess not.

    

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   Relonar, Aug 13th, 2008 @ 8:22pm

   
   

   why not just sign up on wikipedia and rectify the untrue and opinions? ... guess people with money would rather use lawyers to make fools of themselves sometimes.

    

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   skydiver, Aug 13th, 2008 @ 10:04pm

   
   

   intelligence

   I understand her being upset about the comments, I mean I don't think anyone would appreciate being referred to as dumb, or stupid; however as has been said before, if she did a little research of her own, or read the bottom of any wikipedia page, "wikipedia is not liable for content contained on this site ... etc, etc" ... apparently not everyone knows that Wikipedia is not a credible litarary resource as it is user editable. Oh well, more money than brains apparently ... must be nice.

    

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   Tony, Aug 14th, 2008 @ 11:14am

   
   

   Re: intelligence

   Seems to me that her actions in this case only served to confirm the statements made about her intelligence.

    

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   Mr. Chadwish, Sep 27th, 2011 @ 4:06pm

   
   

   It is too bad that Judge Perri did not allow Bauer to sue Wikipedia for the lewd altered photos and videos of her that were published on Wikipedia featuring nudity and sexual assault. As a result, Tyler Clemente was similarly abused by Rutgers Univ. students because it was all over the headlines in NJ that it is ok to defame and slander this way. Judge Perri took the easy way out, she had the chance to really make a difference with bullying and stalking on the internet. Instead, several families have been tragically affected because she failed to prosecute Wikimedia Foundation. Her incompetence caused the death of Clemente by showing the young it will bring no consequences if you are rich and powerful enough, and now the students who published his videos and their families have their lives ruined forever too because Judge Perri did not make a good decision. She is an incompetent Judge and the Communications Decency Act was misused. It was meant to prevent obscenity, but Wikipedia received numerous certified letters from Bauer, and just thought "We have the power. Screw you " So now several families and many families of other injured parties who have committed suicide due to internet abuse are also suffering. Wikpedia is a crap encyclopedia too.

    

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   Jennie Geller, Mar 4th, 2012 @ 3:43pm

   
   

   Writer Beware Coverup on Wikipedia

   It never ceases to amazehow many dumb judges and lawyers there are out there. Wikipedia is a piece of garbage; teachers tell me that students use it to plagiarize; that is its main purpose. And I have found the "experts" on it are screwball flakos like their lawyer, James Chadwick. Anyone who read the talk pages about Bauer saw all kinds of lies and lewd smut that no self-respecting newspaper or magazine would publish. Wikipedia- a group of shameless pigs and thugs! And the judges who let them go without punishment or restitution set up the murder of Tyler Clemente to happen. May Judge Perri and Judge Uhrmacher choke on every dime of the pensions they get with Tyler Clemente's parents' tax dollars. And may the law firm of Charles Le Grande choke on the fees they got paid to defend that rag.

    

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   Micaela Watkins, Apr 8th, 2013 @ 1:19pm

   
   

   I agree, Wikipedia did not have to prove the truth of any of its many lies. I will not be relying on any judge or court in the future, since I see how easy it is to twist the law. And for the court to cause harm to other innocent victims in the future, like what happened at Rutgers to Tyler Clemente.

    

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