"* Admission of tort, libel and harassment  
""I admit I said that he either needed to admit he didn't mean his 2nd statement, or else admit that he had been a liar in making his original statement. My patience was wearing thin, I admit. You may judge whether I have acted wrongly.""

 Aggravating, inexcusable, continuing libel  
""Irismeister is a quack and a nutcase. There! (Ah, that felt good to say!) BTW, the definition of libel is simple, and comes directly'' from the Wiki trusted, NPOV source:
Libel and slander are two forms of defamation (or defamation of character), which is the tort of making a false statement of fact that injures someone's reputation. When the communication is in writing, it is termed ""libel"".  If made via the spoken word, the correct term is ""slander"".  Both acts share a common legal history, although they may be treated differently under modern legal systems.  The statement need not be derogatory in itself to be actionable, as where it constitutes invasion of privacy or portrays the person in a false light, as by calling a prominent Democrat a Republican.

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