About this tag
Discussions tagged with 'claims' on WindowsForum.com cover a wide range of topics where assertions are made, disputed, or analyzed. These include debates about the authenticity of martial arts demonstrations, skepticism toward Microsoft's claims about Windows 10 S mode adoption, and political commentary on public figures' statements. Technical threads address error messages when claiming multiple devices in Windows, as well as SharePoint 2010 claims-based security configuration. Other topics involve claims of TV detector vans being fake, DMCA abuse involving false copyright claims, and media claims about high-profile interviews. The tag encompasses both technical and general interest subjects where the validity or truthfulness of a claim is central.
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VIDEO Why Martial Arts Are Suddenly Being Exposed as Fake
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- claims debunking myths martial arts media analysis
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- Forum: The Water Cooler
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Windows 10 Microsoft's Windows 10 S Joke of the Year !!!!!!
Appqrently Microsoft thinks all us Windows 10 user's want Windows 10 S more than Windows 10 and our desktop programs/software that work's better, might I add much better than any of Microsoft's Modern App's. Funny article to prove this Microsoft lame claim. Microsoft expects the 'majority of...- brkkab
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- article claims community consumer expectations critique desktop apps feedback humor microsoft modern apps pc world performance software technology update user experience windows 10 windows users
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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VIDEO Sarah Huckabee Knows She’s Lying, She Just Doesn’t Care Says Republican Strategist
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- claims gop strategy political commentary youtube video
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- Forum: The Water Cooler
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VIDEO TV Licensing Admits TV Detectors Are FAKE!
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- claims tv detectors tv licensing uk tv license
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- Forum: The Water Cooler
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VIDEO Understanding DMCA Abuse
Understanding Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) Abuse Addressing the issue of DMCA violations in forum postings and other online areas. Establishing a positive relationship between forum users and forum team members regarding this issue. Explaining the purpose and general rationale of...- Mike
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- abuse benefits claims content removal copyright digital rights dmca failure false claims forum internet law ip rights legal issues legitimate claims moderation online community rationale terms of service user relations violation
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- Forum: The Water Cooler
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Casey Anthony Accepts $1M Offer for TV Interview, Producer Claims
A television producer has claimed that he has scooped the first television interview with Casey Anthony since her release from prison last weekend. Believable.........I don't know, I think this guy is a scam artist.. Read Full Story: Casey Anthony Confirms $1M Interview, TV Producer Claims...- reghakr
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- casey anthony claims controversy entertainment interview media news producers scandal television
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- Forum: The Water Cooler
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Crackpot conspiracy theories that actually happened
6 Crackpot Conspiracy Theories (That Actually Happened) | Cracked.com We really do try very hard here at Cracked to maintain a no-bullshit policy. We're not the goddamned New York Times, but we do try to make sure we don't repeat a claim unless we can link to a smarter group of people who...- cybercore
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- claims conspiracy theory crack history links mutuals nutjobs policy theory urban legends
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- Forum: The Water Cooler
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Irreparable Harm - - Gimme a break
It appears that Microsoft is going to play the pity card in their ongoing battle with i4i and the injunction against Microsoft's use of Custom XML which i4i holds the patent to. Microsoft is, perhaps with a somewhat less cocky attitude than they displayed during the recent proceedings, now...- john3347
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- business claims contempt court defiance fines harm i4i infringement injunction legal meek microsoft microsoft word patent products raid re-engineer xml
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- Forum: General Computing