Wow, what a poor way to treat your customers! I hope she starts making an effort to communicate better with her customers.
Even if you wanted to upload commissions in large batches to your gallery, I don't really understand why that precludes you from communicating with your customer to a) send it to them privately or at least b) tell them you'll be uploading it in a batch of others and they'll c) send you a message to let you know when it's up, instead of just taking it on faith you'll see it without notification. Even if the art was done, the way you were treated was so disrespectful. There's just something so... dismissive about just deciding that uploading the art and not even bothering to reach out to the customer to let them know it's done/it's uploaded is good enough.
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Date: 2016-06-29 12:25 am (UTC)Even if you wanted to upload commissions in large batches to your gallery, I don't really understand why that precludes you from communicating with your customer to a) send it to them privately or at least b) tell them you'll be uploading it in a batch of others and they'll c) send you a message to let you know when it's up, instead of just taking it on faith you'll see it without notification. Even if the art was done, the way you were treated was so disrespectful. There's just something so... dismissive about just deciding that uploading the art and not even bothering to reach out to the customer to let them know it's done/it's uploaded is good enough.