Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act
A)protects Internet service providers (ISPs)from libel when others create potentially libelous content,although the protection is not absolute
B)does not apply to libel law
C)protects anyone who posts libelous content online
D)provides absolute protection for Internet service providers (ISPs)from libel when others create potentially libelous content

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Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act provides some protection for Internet service providers (ISPs) from libel when others create potentially libelous content. However, the protection is not absolute and ISPs may still be held liable in certain circumstances. It does not protect anyone who posts libelous content online.