I recently got an email from the MD of my ex-employers asking me to take down a section of my website - specifically, the section that's made up of the work I did on their website before I resigned.
Apparently, it's "now causing some problems with it coming up on some search engines." I've said no, on the grounds that it's my work, they're weren't planning on using it, it clearly states that it's not 'the real thing', and it's providing all their details, so it's effectiely an advertisement for them at my expense. Would anyone out there care to pop in on my site and follow the 'Work!?' link (or just go to http://www.hexdidnt.clara.net/ald/start.htm ) to see if there's anything remotely confusing about that section. So far as I can tell, they can't really 'get legal' on me, because the extra exposure my site gives them can only be beneficial. It's not as if I'm doing it along the lines of NetscapeSucks.com, either. Opinions, anyone? Gordon. -- < The HEXdidn't... Homepage: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> < ------ Featuring The U.K. Policenauts Homepage ------ > <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< http://www.hexdidnt.clara.net > \---------- AOL Instant Messenger: 'hexdidnt' ----------/
