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It sounds like Jason invested a lot of time and care in making a donation of a large collection of possibly historic periodicals. He disagreed with the way the
by WhitneyLand 3y ago
It sounds like Jason invested a lot of time and care in making a donation of a large collection of possibly historic periodicals. He disagreed with the way the donation was handled, they apparently tossed them without much consideration and kept his plastic bins. So, he’s decided no longer to attend festivals.
Was the issue about disrespect, the loss of the periodicals, mismanagement, or a combination? It doesn’t say.
- noobermin 3y agoGiven Jason is in the business of archiving things, likely the loss itself is has to be a part of it.
- santoshalper 3y agoIt seems almost impossibly rude to take a donation like that, then to destroy it without even seeing if the person who donated it would like it back.
- nocoiner 3y agoAnd how did it even come up that they were enjoying their continued use of his plastic bins? Did they think that would be consolation?! I know this is only one side of the story, but based on his subjective experience here, I can’t say I blame the guy at all for feeling so insulted or being unwilling to accept an apology.
- WhitneyLand 3y agoI don’t get the downvotes for a recap, was something incorrect?
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