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They interpreted the last letter this way: "It had become obvious that we were dealing with a person unwilling to comply with our request." I'm not so sure, ho
by johnnybgoode 17y ago
They interpreted the last letter this way: "It had become obvious that we were dealing with a person unwilling to comply with our request."
I'm not so sure, however. I interpreted it as being a step away from an offer to change the logo while still saving face.
Edit: I've sent this opinion to them; maybe it will have an effect?
- jcapote 17y agoI agree, they were at most 2 more e-mails (and a law firms letterhead away) from getting it removed.
- greendestiny 17y agoI think the best punishment would be letting them keep that awful logo.
- bravura 17y agoI agree, the second email sounds like the fellow is trying to backpedal while still saving face. I think he is waiting for Dusty (the complainant) to list demands.