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Yahe

@balrogboogie You can‘t be forced to discuss a matter privately unless there is a corresponding contract in place, but oftentimes the private conversation is easier/cheaper to resolve than getting dragged to court.

Depending on the jurisdiction, providing the chance to resolve the matter privately is even required before a case is opened (failed out-of-court settlement).

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@yahe I think you are reaching an incredible amount to try and give this obvious narcissist the benefit of the doubt, and that makes me question your motives

Yahe

@balrogboogie I already finished with this topic hours ago and you were the one who asked additional questions. Just stop asking if you don‘t like the answers.

Goodbye.

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