Originally posted by billeau2
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This is from the article that we were discussing:

What we know is that Harry Mills manager responded to this quotation saying that it was a bluff, and Jack Dempsey then responded to Harry Mills' manager's response, saying that it was indeed not a bluff. Clearly, Dempsey had no problem with the statement he was quoted as saying.
It's one thing to get words wrong here and there, but if they were to get any of this quotation incorrect in a considerable way, you would think that Dempsey would have corrected them. If it painted him in a bad light, you'd think that he would sue for libel. The key is if the changes in the quotation alter the meaning and if there is malicious intent.
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