Re:Zenimax Sues Oculus
by jsmthrowaway on Thursday May 22, 2014 @04:16PM
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You conveniently snipped the part of that observation that included evidence.
Evidence selectively included in a complaint or indictment is still biased. One can present a carefully chosen subset of all knowable facts in support of nearly any position.
However, it was not my intention to misconstrue your comment, and if you feel that I have done so, I apologize.
Re:Zenimax Sues Oculus
by lacksconfidence on Thursday May 22, 2014 @11:54AM
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prediction: facebook settles with zenimax for an undisclosed amount of money/stock/ip licensing with no admittance of wrong doing.
Naturally a complaint will be written to portray the defendant in as unfavorable a light as possible. As with federal indictments, I wouldn't want to see people form their opinions of a company based on the content of a one-sided complaint against them (not a lawyer, not legal advice).
I was fairly vocally opposed to the Facebook acquisition of Oculus, but still, let's wait for the Oculus response and subsequent settlement or trial.