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I don't think so. It's fair to ask for a timeline and even "slightly demand" from the author if they can speed up. (like "Can we please have this by ...). Howev
by csomar 3y ago
I don't think so. It's fair to ask for a timeline and even "slightly demand" from the author if they can speed up. (like "Can we please have this by ...). However, mentioning your clients as such (highly regulated industries) seems to me (I might be wrong) to imply a certain kind of coercion and responsibility for the author (hey look there are some very important people here using this.). It's not the responsibility of the author, and he shouldn't be stressed about it.
Of course the email seals the deal.
- brightlancer 3y agoI think that mentioning the clients is providing Why the guy is asking; it provides context. I don't read anything coercive in that. Desperate, maybe, but not coercive.
- greatfilter250 3y ago[dead]
- csomar 3y agoI don't see the point of such context. The client is not the responsibility of the OP.