The police came to the house to confirm that Han Qin was the anonymous whistleblower on Tianya Forum.
As soon as Zheng Zhihe's lawyer's letter was sent to the forum, the forum was actually quite cooperative and quickly provided the IP address of the anonymous netizen who made the revelation.
After Zheng Zhihe got the IP, he did not add the defendant first, but reported the case first. He had to confirm who was using the forum account. Wen Ying thought it was Han Qin, and Zheng Zhihe thought it was Han Qin, but the law does not rely on speculation but on evidence.
In case Han Qin was using an office computer, it would take some effort to prove that it was Han Qin who spread the rumor. Let's take it step by step.
But how could Han Qin use the editorial office's computer for such a thing? If someone saw it, it would mean that she was privately retaliating against the "fish going against the current." Han Qin posted the message after getting home from work.
Seeing that "Teen Idol" was popular on the forum, Han Qin posted anonymously. As a magazine editor, she was very good at playing word games. Sure enough, she guided public opinion and ruined the reputation of "Teen Idol" in the forum. She changed her account to conduct an investigation on the publication of "Teen Idol". Seeing netizens vote to boycott the publication of "Teen Idol", Han Qin felt proud.
Han Qin wanted to protect her image, so she naturally couldn't share such secret happiness with others. She was afraid of being discovered by her colleagues and subordinates, so she always posted at home and was very cautious.
Seeing that "Little Fish" replied to her and begged her to spare him, Han Qin almost laughed out loud in front of the computer.
"Xiao Yu Ben Yu" should mean "a fish swimming upstream". The words are pale and the rebuttal is weak.
However, those netizens who had previously helped criticize "Ni Liu De Yu" for his bad character, now helped Xiao Yu dig out her identity... Xiao Yu kept calling her "Editor-in-Chief Han", and some overly bored netizens on the forum found the corresponding position list of the "Ai Ge" editorial department and dug out Han Qin's name.
At first, Han Qin was a little worried.
She even thought of a countermeasure, what would she do if the little fish wouldn't let go.
Unexpectedly, after her identity was exposed, "Xiao Yu Ben Yu" never made any comments again and seemed to have no intention of doing anything.
Yes, netizens did find out that "Aige" has an editor-in-chief named Han Qin, but netizens were unable to prove that the anonymous user who posted the message was Han Qin.
Han Qin's heart fell back into her stomach.
The defendant listed in the court summons is Aige, which has nothing to do with Han Qin.
Han Qin didn't expect that netizens couldn't find out that she was the one who posted the message, but the police could find her!
Wen Ying may not be an important person, but Wen Ying's identity as a minor is sometimes quite useful. Han Qin, a magazine editor-in-chief, actually took the lead in cyberbullying minors.
Only after the police came to confirm Han Qin's identity could Zheng Zhihe add Han Qin as a defendant. This was a battle for reputation rights. In 2005, the state also regulated the Internet environment, but there were no cases of punishment specifically targeting keyboard warriors.
Even if there are, it is the agency targeting keyboard warriors, not individuals targeting keyboard warriors.
After taking on the case, Zheng Zhihe actively promoted it and even visited his supervisor. The supervisor felt that it would be possible to publish a paper after the case was completed.
Who says the Internet is a lawless place?
Who says minors don’t have the right to reputation?
As long as people are willing to protect their rights and can actually find the user who spread the rumors, they can sue!
After confirming that the anonymous user on the forum was Han Qin, the court issued another subpoena to Han Qin. The first subpoena made Han Qin angry, and the second subpoena made Han Qin embarrassed.
What she had concealed from her superiors, colleagues and subordinates was suddenly revealed.
Han Qin always felt that some people in the editorial department were talking about her behind her back.
This time, when the editor-in-chief talked to Han Qin again, his attitude was not so good.
Han Qin argued, "I did post it, but I was telling the truth. I posted it after the Rongcheng Publishing Group started hyping it up."
The editor-in-chief looked at Han Qin with a meaningful tone:
"I don't think this is just ordinary hype. Even if it was arranged by the Rongcheng Publishing Group, what's the reason they're so assertive? You have to handle these things properly. If you lose the lawsuit, it'll be embarrassing for you, and even more so for the magazine."
What can you rely on?
Han Qin had actually thought of it without the editor-in-chief reminding her.
Being tough requires confidence. What is Zou Weijun's confidence?
Han Qin fixed her eyes on the little salamander.
When Xiao Niu was in Chengdu, he did not persuade Wen Ying to sign the contract as Han Qin suggested.
After returning to the unit, Han Qin treated Xiao Niu coldly.
Originally, Xiao Niu was an editor responsible for commissioning and reviewing manuscripts, but now he has become a proofreading editor.
The work of a proofreader is more boring than that of a copy editor. If there are promotion paths for copy editors, it is not easy for proofreaders to be promoted.
Xiao Niu was no longer responsible for reviewing manuscripts, so she naturally had to hand over her work. Her editing work on QQ was temporarily taken over by Han Qin.
Han Qin has seen too many newcomers in the workplace like Xiao Niu. If she doesn't make him obedient in one go, Han Qin will have wasted her time as editor-in-chief!
If it were an ordinary company, Xiao Niu would have resigned long ago after Han Qin's behavior, but Han Qin knew that Xiao Niu was reluctant to resign. The salary as an editor at "Aige" was not very high, and Xiao Niu, who was recruited through an exam, almost had a stable job.
Unless you are a fool, you will not resign in anger just because you are being benched.
The little salamander also obediently accepted Han Qin's arrangement.
Could it be that Xiao Niu's honesty is just a way to paralyze himself, and he has been flirting with Rongcheng in private, so Zou Weijun is so confident, and that's why Xiao Niu is so docile and doesn't resist?
But the little salamander didn't know that he was exposing the information online.
Han Qin discovered such a big hidden danger, so she couldn't sit still and found the little salamander.
She played the emotional card with the little salamander.
As soon as Xiao Niu entered "Aige", he was assigned to Han Qin's group.
Although Han Qin is strong, her professional ability is not bad. The new editor Xiao Niu was brought up by Han Qin.
Before going to Chengdu, Han Qin and Xiao Niu, the superior and subordinate, actually got along well. Although Han Qin rejected Xiao Niu's suggestion to raise Wen Ying's price, the editor-in-chief did have the power and obligation to do so. The new editor was shy and always wanted to raise the price for the author, so the editor-in-chief had to strike a balance.
One is strong, the other is soft, both the red face and the white face are sung, and the coordination is actually quite good.
Han Qin called Xiao Niu to a deserted place and poured out her heart to him.
"I'm definitely angry, because I like you very much! Your behavior in Chengdu is letting personal feelings affect official business, which is unprofessional. That's why I transferred you to proofreading. I hope you can calm down and reflect on yourself. I've been keeping an eye on you all this time."
Han Qin not only acknowledged Xiao Niu's "reflection", but also planned to transfer Xiao Niu back to continue working as a review editor.
As long as Xiao Niu continues to be an editor, there is no need to worry about not finding good authors.
Han Qin summarized the past and looked forward to the future. She is worthy of being the editor-in-chief. She has a lot of tricks up her sleeve that most newcomers can't understand.
The honest little salamander didn't listen to Han Qin's promise. She looked up and asked Han Qin:
“Did you actually post on the forum?”
The little salamander's eyes were very clear. Han Qin was speechless for a moment when she was looked at by those eyes.
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