u/MundaneValuable7 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
I think it's admirable you're still giving them the benefit of the doubt after everything they've done, shows you want a good faith discussion. Will be interested to hear their response.
u/michaelnovati replied · ★ FEATURED
I have to be fair, both to sleep at night for my own values, and because I have a following on here that expects me to be fair and reasonable.
I don't know Will Sentance and why he does what he does. But the sad thing is that we're approaching scam or incompetence. One is illegal, and one is career ending. So even with the benefit of the doubt, I don't think I'm being too kind here.
I do believe though deep in my heart that everyone at Codesmith would like nothing more than to see their grads succeed in incredible jobs and I stand by that too.