The sued: I’m being sued for blogging! The suer: We are now on Twitter to sue people who are micro-blogging about us

I’ve been receiving an overwhelming amount of support on twitter.

Originally my lawyer told me not to discuss this case with anyone but I feel it is important to share this with everyone since it doesn’t just effect me but the whole blogging community be it in Kuwait, UAE or anywhere else in the region.

It all started with a restaurant review. A blogger in Kuwait visited the new Benihana and posted about his experience. Apparently, the folks at Benihana didn’t like the review and thought they would sue the blogger.

Twitter is reacting in a big way, here’s the bio for @BenihanaGPR

“We are now on Twitter to sue people who are micro-blogging about us. This internet is very much to big. Hopefully we do lots of suing, it's 100% Fair. :)”

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Hot off the press, the latest in Mid East Soccer.
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