Hey, you know your therapy idea, I often wondered about that myself. But aren't you begging for prosecution to practice psychotherapy without a license?
There's been a hell of a lot of updates of FCP the last few years. I'm not sure how much is relevant innovation and how much is simply a strategy for dealing with piracy.
A friend of mine tried it and gave me the impression that, because you are competing with a worldwide remote workforce for work that does not require an on-site presence, translation work is extremely hard to come by, unless you have exceptional language skills.
Good point but I would say don't bother asking. The answer will be useless to you because you can't trust its authenticity. Only people inside the company will know the real reason and perhaps not even there.
Even if I wouldn't like the company, however, I'd still consider it bad form to bring their ethics in question without any basis whatsoever.
That's why he explained clearly why is bringing their ethics into question:
To adverise net price and hide their fee until the very end and then smack it to the total just before you book is fucking disgrace, it's unethical, shady and disgusting business practice. (edited for spelling)
So, are you saying it's always out of bounds to question the ethics of a company - or only when you happen to like their business?
Hey, you know your therapy idea, I often wondered about that myself. But aren't you begging for prosecution to practice psychotherapy without a license?