Linda ,I knew you were teasing me....
You wrote:
"He's anonymous therefore he's lying."
that is indeed one possible assumption.
But without the ability to confront your accuser there is no way to verify anything. I think that is why the court ruled as it did.
It could be summarized like this..
"if you can't confront them to establish what they are saying is true or false, then the presumption is that what has been written is not to be believable whether it is indeed true or false.
I doesn't have anything to do with truth anymore, it is all about belief.
Much like Spiritual matters don't you think? :shock: :wink: