I think that if I were that customer, I'd be sorely tempted to post a dry-as-dust, utterly factual, scrupulously neutral account of what happened. That would be neither a review nor "negative or positive".
It would also seem professionally self-harming for the artist to sue, since I have a hard time believing that the court of public opinion would be on their side. They'd probably end up with a worse reputation (and so less work) than when they started.
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Date: 2014-02-04 04:00 pm (UTC)It would also seem professionally self-harming for the artist to sue, since I have a hard time believing that the court of public opinion would be on their side. They'd probably end up with a worse reputation (and so less work) than when they started.