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> You should give them some advertising. I showed the article to the company before publishing it, and it included many references and links to their website.
by timvisee 7y ago
> You should give them some advertising.
I showed the article to the company before publishing it, and it included many references and links to their website.
The contact explicitly stated he didn't like it to get published, as it might damage their product image on quick Google searches by someone researching it (even though I praised the company in the article).
Removing direct references was a nice middle ground they accepted.
- neotek 7y agoWhy did you need their approval at all?
- throwGuardian 7y agoBecause their intent was to provide a secure service, as is proven by their quick turnaround time well outside work hours. Despite the lapse, they score high in authenticity, and given their small size, they deserve a second chance. Megacorps probably wouldn't have my sympathy.
- timvisee 7y agoI didn't need it, but at the same time, I didn't want to be a d*ick and immediately expose their product without contacting them first.
- bresj 7y agoWhich is highly appreciated ;-) (one of the creators of SafeRequest says hi!)