Posted: 20 February 2008 at 11:35am | IP Logged | 3
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"Sorry, was I being too condescending again?"
Redundant.
>>You lost me. Asked and answered. (Refuted, rather.)
>>Refuted? Lost me again.
And your arguments are still weak.
>>The architect analogy is not mine. To which argument are you referring?
Ditton had a cheap copy made from a scan of a commissioned work he rejected.
>>Rejecting the commission is apparently within his rights as a buyer. This still doesn’t address the fact that JB still has the art in his possession. Which he can sell. And after the publicity generated from the thread, for more than originally quoted, I’m sure. His time has been wasted (arguably), but he may end up ahead financially when all is said and done.
No matter which analogies we use (and how feebly you try to argue against them)
>>I don't find your arguments particularly compelling. Sorry.
the fact remains that he chose to appropriate design work by JB that he had commissioned, then rejected and not paid for.
>>Two separate issues, really. When did I dispute the “facts”?
That is unethical and worthy of public censure (at the very least).
>>Public censure? Should we form a committee?
>>And when did I say it wasn't unethical? That's not the argument. But you knew that.
>>I believe we’re done here.
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