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Originally posted by heykid41
For those who need to argue the minutae - there was one AAA who also works the bigs; one former AAA who worked the bigs and is now in the far east and another who worked minor league ball had input. That is not including the questions I posed to umpire friends across North America. Would ALL these perhaps be called, 'several'? I believe so.
Like 'em or don't like 'em... is it important (really!) how many people I asked for input? I suppose to some it is. Sure in hell isn't to me. I have heard from lots who like/love them. Will everyone?... better chance of world peace than getting consensus on these. The shirts are NOT the same as the ones on Ebay. The two on Ebay were a prototype... The new ones will have a shoulder insert. If you like them, perhaps I'll be hearing from you.
Everyone is entitled to an opinion.
What shocks me is the time some folks take to throw rocks.
Best regards and Season's Greetings!
Scott
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Don't take it so personally. If you're going to get into the design business you will deal with a lot of people who don't like your work. If you can't handle that, find another hobby.
Throwing rocks? It's called crticism. Are you sure you're an umpire?
I've had a lot criticism in my life. I've been a profesional musician, a police officer, a teacher and a marketing/advertising professional over the past 32 years. In each of those fields I've dealt with criticism, and not once did I accuse someone of throwing rocks. I learned from the criticism and made my product or service better.
Here's another criticism. If you really work with several umpires on a project, it's best to not say it was one when you reveal the project. If you do, it looks like you're changing your story, when you, well, change your story.
[Edited by GarthB on Dec 21st, 2005 at 12:17 AM]