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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mythusmage" data-source="post: 2477325" data-attributes="member: 571">Better to be an ass and protect your reputation than accomodating and lose it. You want your material associated with True20, then get it right. Do the best you can, and if it's not good enough, learn to do it better.It is not Chris' job to make you feel good, it's Chris' job to make sure people see his product as being quality work. You produce crap under the True20 logo it will hurt his reputation, and his sales.It's not a businessman's job to see that you fulfill your dreams, it's a businessman's job to see you do not ruin his business.And you need to consider your reputation. You produce crap you won't last long in the business. Chris is giving you a goal, to produce the best you know how, and to improve your work. Your product is of high quality not only will he be more apt to let you use the logo, your stuff will sell.In short, by setting the standards high he increases the value of the logo, both for himself and for those authorized to use it on their products. But if he lets anyone use it the logo becomes just about worthless.Mason, Chris is not out to stop you from using the True20 logo, he's out to make sure you earn the right to use the True20 logo.</blockquote>