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Therrin · 4th April 2008, 04:02 AM

John,

Of course mistakes are still the RESPONSIBILITY of the person who makes them, and should be corrected immediately, and any damage fixed or paid for.

Holding it against someone personally & professionally is different. What I'm saying is that "unschooled" folk are going to have a higher rate of "messing it up" till they really get it fully. They're still responsible, I don't think that factor can be removed (as with ProNemus's contract idea). But that their good works should outweigh the initial screw-ups. Granted that it's hack work.
Question... if he hadn't really screwed it up would it have still been "hack work" necessarily? Most hacks don't know they are, or don't care if they do know. I think him putting it all out on the table for us to disect and harass him about is pretty ballsy.

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Therrin The Tree World Bandit Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Lancaster, Ca Posts: 1,348	Re: Revolutionary new gear for the arborist John, Of course mistakes are still the RESPONSIBILITY of the person who makes them, and should be corrected immediately, and any damage fixed or paid for. Holding it against someone personally & professionally is different. What I'm saying is that "unschooled" folk are going to have a higher rate of "messing it up" till they really get it fully. They're still responsible, I don't think that factor can be removed (as with ProNemus's contract idea). But that their good works should outweigh the initial screw-ups. Granted that it's hack work. Question... if he hadn't really screwed it up would it have still been "hack work" necessarily? Most hacks don't know they are, or don't care if they do know. I think him putting it all out on the table for us to disect and harass him about is pretty ballsy. __________________ Ken Fessia I.T.S.A. Tree Service (661) 916-4703