An Indonesian court on Tuesday freed a woman charged with deformation for sending an e-mail to friends telling them that the hospital that diagnosed her had got it wrong. Prita Mulysari had written to about 20 of her friends about being misdiagnosed with dengue fever at the hospital, when in fact she had mumps. This post was later reposted without her knowledge on sites like Facebook. The Omni International hospital then filed a case against her stating that this e-mail would tarnish the reputation of the hospital's doctors. The hospital earlier this month offered to drop its civil charge against Ms Mulysari if she apologised. But she opted instead to challenge the fine of 204 million rupiah ($21,400, £13,320) - much more than a year's salary for most Indonesians - in the Supreme Court. That court decision has not yet been reached, but donations worth $50,000 so far have been collected to help her if necessary. If she does not need to pay the fine she will donate the mone...