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Re: Waiver for technology shortcomings?
by Todd Terry on Dec 10, 2008 at 11:23:34 pm

I think we are beating a dead horse here.

Looks like most all of the world here (me included) is in agreement that delivering the product is what we are being paid for... glitches, gremlins, or technical problems aside, it's our responsibility. Period.

It doesn't matter if you are a multi-million dollar facility with years of experience and a sterling reputation, or a newbi with his first $900 camcorder right out of the box. If you are getting paid for a gig, the same standards apply.

It looks like Sebastian is simply not buying into that, and is not going to, and efforts to convince him of such are wasted breath. A never ending search for "whoops insurance," or a "hey it wasn't really my fault" clause in a contract.

And those don't exist.

And if they do... a client would be foolish to buy into it.


T2

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Todd Terry
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Fantastic Plastic Entertainment, Inc.
fantasticplastic.com






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