5) This case makes it very clear that "internet snark" is expected in the blogosphere and that sarcastic posts and photoshopped pictures should not be considered evidence of malice. This is a huge advance in the law because anyone who spends time on blogs and message boards knows that "snark" is built into the culture. She [the judge] also declined to consider commentary about the case (even sharp commentary) to be evidence of malice.
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