Pulling the byline off a front page story and deliberating making the product look shabby by not indenting the lead graf? That's a slippery slope to let some putz try to ski on. Can't imagine it engenders too much trust amongst the rest of the staff, either. If he cops to doing it on purpose, I think there's cause to fire him. But if he pleads ignorance, yeah, it might be tough. You can still slash his tires, though. (JK; but not really.)
Even if your byline had stayed on, why would an unindented paragraph reflect badly on you and not the paginator?
I don't even know if there has been a verbal reprimand. Nothing of the sort has been relayed to me.
And, if your state allows it, have your phone recording audio and/or video of each discussion.Why don't you ask, or find this out, somehow? Perhaps go up the chain of command, showing the issues to each and every person, including the two you suspect, and beyond, while you do it...
Took it up with the Publisher, but nothing's been done about it to my knowledge, although I'm getting the silent treatment from the colleagues. The atmosphere is awful. Dread going to work.Why don't you ask, or find this out, somehow? Perhaps go up the chain of command, showing the issues to each and every person, including the two you suspect, and beyond, while you do it...
**** off.I'm guessing colleagues are sick of the whining and don't want to be around the OP until he/she gets over it.
Just the two, BWIP. As I mentioned (I think) last week, it's a small shop. Publisher-owner is not in-house.All the colleagues or just the ones involved in this?
Sorry, man. That one flew over my head.You should work up a Number 6 on 'em.
Blazing Saddles.Sorry, man. That one flew over my head.
LOL! For a split second, I thought your post had something to do with Rick Stain's never-ending enthusiasm.Blazing Saddles.