[tdavis]

Maybe this whole "overpaying developers" mentality wasn't around when I was freelancing because if I actually had $100 for every time someone wanted me to make them a website for $100 I'd be rich by now.

The correct response to the "bad" cover letter in the first place was "ignore it." That would have saved everybody a lot of time.

[jonknee]

> if I actually had $100 for every time someone wanted me to make them a website for $100 I'd be rich by now.

Guess you should have taken them up on the offer then? Sounds like you'd be rich.

[tdavis]

You somehow managed to miss the entire point. I'm not sure if I should be impressed or horribly depressed.

[jonknee]

It was merely a joke, I completely got your point. You on the other-hand did manage to miss my entire point.

[tdavis]

This is the Internet! Everything is serious, dammit!

P.S. I didn't down-vote you so I've got that going for me, right :P

[jonknee]

Heh, no harm no foul. I don't understand the whole down-vote thing, but at least it's not as bad here as it is at reddit.

[fallentimes]

He'd only be rich if he had unlimited hours to work.

[jrockway]

Or rather, if he got the $100 for being asked to do something; not delivering the product.