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I think the tittle is clickbait. The “rental” part while technically true (as in the art was made while it was a rental) isn’t true for the protection- it only
by nextlevelwizard 2y ago
I think the tittle is clickbait. The “rental” part while technically true (as in the art was made while it was a rental) isn’t true for the protection- it only got it after it was bought.
I don’t get why anyone not involved would care. However if someone would tell me that “hey, one of your tenants went a bit crazy and ruined your apartment, but also it is now protected and you can’t fix it” I would think I was living in a clown world.
However if the passed tenants family picked up the rent after the artist passing and then bought the property from me, I wouldn’t care
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- keepamovin 2y agoThe title was shortened to fit the limit. Rental was the way to get the same meaning. You don't expect them to fit the entire situation in the title, do you? That ain't clickbait, that's just brevity. Hahaha! :)
- IshKebab 2y agoIt's definitely deliberate clickbait. It was written to imply that it's still a rental. A non-clickbait title could have been "One man's artistic wonderland, created in secret, given protected status."
- keepamovin 2y agoHahahaha! :) Sure, I get some vagaries of English can be hard to grasp, but you need to remember: I wrote it, I know what it was written to imply, it was definitely not written to be clickbait, you don't know what it was written to imply, and it doesn't imply what you say. Hahahahaha! :) The meaning of One man's artistic wonderland, created in rental, gets protected status is that it was created in a rental, not that it still is. Hahahaha! :) Would you prefer the other one? One man's artistic wonderland gets protected status in rental BTW how does it matter to you if it's a rental or not? I think you must have rentals on your mind, right? Hahaha! :)