Link straight from Reddit, and probably an illegal act from the designer. (Sorry but that's probably the law, like it or not)
Much as we all love to string people up, the reality is it's not professional, and probably not good for society.
Where is the proof the designer got stiffed???? The reason everyone loves this is cause we love to string someone up, proof not needed.
Not a healthy way to be.
The client may well be gaming the law here as well. (exploiting the fact that it is often not economical to sue over small amounts of money)
>the reality is it's not professional,
Professionalism is such a crappy word. Nobody really knows what it means, and too many people think it means something they want _you_ to think it means, when it is convenient for them.
>and probably not good for society.
I don't know. It may be good that this isn't the norm, but I think it is okay for this to happen to someone every now and then pour encourager les autres.
>Where is the proof the designer got stiffed?
A designer would have to really be off their rocker to do that without cause.