You think the $20 was consideration, and yet you think they were not paying for the code? Aren't these the same thing?
> Ambiguity can be bad and super-expensive
If the corporation had some ambiguity in their favor, I expect they would call it "value" and ask for as much as they could get to remove it. But if the ambiguity is in favor of an employee or client, let's remove it for a token $20. Ugly society this one is.
> Ambiguity can be bad and super-expensive
If the corporation had some ambiguity in their favor, I expect they would call it "value" and ask for as much as they could get to remove it. But if the ambiguity is in favor of an employee or client, let's remove it for a token $20. Ugly society this one is.