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by mjjking » Thu Jul 05, 2007 2:13 pm
Well, hopefully they weren't pirated! I've always been told by my wholeseller they were actually reg. 6 dvds, which I checked out to be official asian releases. In addition, I haven't received any complaint from my buyers...
But I'm not 100% sure, I'm honest. How can highlight the good of my business leaving aside this particular which could turn against myself?

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by Amy » Thu Jul 05, 2007 3:12 pm
Hi Rob,

I'm sure that if you know they were fine, they're fine. Working in the entertainment industry I'm probably a little sensitive to rights management issues. I didn't mean to start discussing the issue too specifically.

Tone is definitely something to be careful for in your essays - including striking the balance between being too arrogant and being too humble, avoiding the appearance of being unethical, etc. I'm afraid it's something that's hard to make a blanket statement about because it fits more into the ambiguous and subjective category.

I would always advise having several readers for your essays whether you use a consulting service or not. Often other people can tell you if your "tone" is appropriate.

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