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The orange nearly killed my eyes. Apart from that, why do you use fake testimonials? I'm assuming that, since in the bottom you have a person, called "Antonina

by tzaman 12y ago

The orange nearly killed my eyes. Apart from that, why do you use fake testimonials? I'm assuming that, since in the bottom you have a person, called "Antonina K. Director of Operations, TrustGuard". The lady on the picture is Sarah Parmenter: http://ios-blog.co.uk/featured-posts/sarah-parmenter-web-and-ui-designer/ http://ios-blog.co.uk/featured-posts/sarah-parmenter-web-and...

jaequery 12y ago
Please understand this is a beta release, I've cut many corners left and right to just get it out as it is.
- drcoopster 12y ago
  I'm not sure that blatant testimonial fabrication and deception is really cutting corners.
  - DanielStraight 12y ago
    Not to mention using someone's likeness to endorse your product without their permission. I would imagine that is actually illegal.
    - jt2190 12y ago
      I knew a professional photographer who loved it when websites used his images without permission, because he made a lot more money.
    - hopeless 12y ago
      That is illegal — and it's why photographers need to get model releases
- acangiano 12y ago
  You cut a corner you shouldn't have.
  - jaequery 12y ago
    Sorry that this bothered you guys and I took out the testimonials all together until I get actual pictures. This site was created using a bootstrap theme that had her picture in there FWIW.
- quasque 12y ago
  Adding fake testimonals really does reflect badly on the trustworthiness of your extension.
hobs 12y ago
I think it might just be the pictures that are fake, not the actual testimonials.
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