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Oh, man....seriously.
Okay, here it is: the client came to the company, we do work for him, and now he wants me to do other work for him outside of the company.
Is this wrong?
Is it wrong only because it's similar work?
We aren't a web design/maintenance company; we help people publish and promote their work. That's it. This sometimes involves web design, sometimes it doesn't.
Where should one draw the line?
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