if you don't have an issue with someone misusing the courts to try and get someone's personal information --not because of an actual copyright issue, but to silence criticism-
A person’s feelings of what constitutes abuse of process may not be the case. However, anyone that feels wronged has the Courts opened to them. In the case I referenced about police running plates without having any legal grounds to do so was very surprising to me. It seemed to be abuse of authority but Scotus sided with police. Goes to show that what seems to be abuse may not legally be the case. I’m not advocating any sides here. Only showing the difference between feelings and what may be legal. You may feel that you have been damaged and you are free to feel that way but what a person os doing to make you feel that way may be perfectly legal and protected by law. That is the point.