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I criticized Amazon’s policies in a blog – their lawyers have subpoenaed me

I criticized Amazon’s policies in a blogpost.

Now, their lawyers are trying to ruin me.

This is a thread on:

  1. What I said about Amazon
  2. How Amazon’s lawyers have retaliated
  3. Why it matters to Amazon customers, sellers, stockholders, and even Amazon itself

Read in full here:

https://twitter.com/Molson_Hart/status/1663582588210905091

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Almarwan

Almarwan

has anyone else dealt with something similar after publishing critical content about a big company? It’s wild how things can escalate like that. Curious if the legal pressure changed how or what you wrote going forward, or if it made you double down on saying what you felt needed to be said.

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