In 2009, I worked for a marketing company in the United States as a subcontractor. The work I did for this company involved designing landing pages and banners ads and, as far as I know, it was an honest work. What this company do with the landing pages and banner ads afterward is already none of my business. The same is true with the websites I designed and developed for my clients. What they do with their website after it is finished and deployed is none of my business too. My only concern is that I get paid after each work is completed and delivered to the them.
Just because I created landing pages for another company or client doesn’t mean that I’m going to start annoying people with pop-ups or that I’m going to start e-mail spamming people. It was just work. I was subcontracted by a company to make landing pages and banner ads and it was an honest paying work that fed my family for several months. I don’t see anything wrong with it.


Look What I’ve Discovered!
Friday, May 9th, 2008Recently, I received a series of comments, four actually, which supposedly came from different people BUT what intrigued me was that all of those comments came from the same IP address. The comments were in response to my post titled “My Homepage Text Copied By A Fellow Filipino Designer“.
It’s quite obvious that this site (www.ROMELO.com) is powered by Wordpress which is a blogging software and because it’s basically a blog, the comment form or commenting is enabled by default (which is also how I want it). You see, my comment form is open to everyone which means that you don’t need to register in order to post a comment but you are required to enter a Name and an E-mail address (as well as your comment or message). (more…)
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