The abundance of disclaimers on the web go to demonstrate that we still associate the written word with a presence. If we place our trust in something we read, and find it to be misleading, we blame those we believe to be behind the word. But this must be rethought.

The text on a homepage is not merely a representation of the author, it is the author. It is the marker of life and presence, and remains accessible even though the scriptor has left. So just as the content is empty of anything, signifying other signifiers, as post-structuralist theory demonstrates, the disclaimer must necessarily also be empty and blameless. You could just as well write, "I am lying."
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