Spark, I know you didn't like the statements, but I don't believe they would be up to a level of libel. First, everything she said was, in my opinion, the truth (you have to lie to have libel) or put forth as an assumption/opinion. She said she was surprised to read xxx. Do you have something to show she was not surprised to read that? She even provided where she read it.
I was going to post on this when you first called libel, then Michelle said she talked to you on the phone, I figured I would stay out of it. But since it is raising it's head again, I thought it would be interesting to put up some information from EFF on libel (
http://www.eff.org/bloggers/lg/faq-defamation.php) for those who want a better explanation. This may help stop all the cases of people screaming libel here (not just this thread or you).
So, to now dissect the statement, she first states that a personal feeling (later providing the location she read it). Then an assumption.
I am at a loss on how this gets to a level of libel. But then I am also still baffled how the jumps to conclusions were made before. So to bring it back on topic, I do believe that a line was crossed (it appears multiple lines) by Spark.
--Carl