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In a cyberlibel case, the accused moves to quash solely because the online post is more than one year old. He supplies no evidence establishing when the offended party, authorities, or their agents discovered it. Under Causing's April 8, 2026 main resolution, which is correct?

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Cyberlibel always prescribes in fifteen years. Cyberlibel never prescribes. The period is one year from discovery under the governing rules; online posting alone does not establish constructive notice and conclusively prove prescription. Every online reader is deemed to have read the post on upload.

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