This paper addresses an objection raised by Timothy Williamson to the 'rest
riction strategy' that I proposed, in The Taming of the True, in order to d
eal with the Fitch paradox. Williamson provides a new version of a Fitch-st
yle argument that purports to show that even the restricted principle of kn
owability suffers the same fate as the unrestricted one. I show here that t
he new argument is fallacious. The source of the fallacy is a misunderstand
ing of the condition used in stating the restricted knowability principle.
I also rebut Williamson's criticism of my argument for the claim that any p
roposition of the form 'it is known that phi' is decidable if phi is decida
ble.