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Seeking an answer from a few of you

I am in a situation similar to PalmettoStateSport. Thanks for all the words of wisdom on this thread. I need them, too. Take the high road and move on. You will never regret it.
 
Don't confront the editor, do maintain the relationship with the publisher.
 
Take the high road, but if you can prove that their talking shirt about you prevented you from getting a job somewhere else, then I think you can at the very least send a cease-and-desist letter or sue them.

But there's no need to get involved with their petty games if you're already in a better situation. Like someone else said, living well is the best revenge.
 
if you feel the need, make a phone call. don't put anything in writing.
 
PalmettoStatesport said:
Earlier this year, I was released from my former employer and have found out that since then, they have talked shirt about me to former collegues and those I covered. Since then, I have found a much better job with less headaches and hassles. However, I remain friendly with the publisher but had and continue to have issues with the editor of my former shop. I am thinking of writing a letter to this person. Would you do it?
Want to stop them from talking shirt ? Ask someone to call them as a reference for you. Record the conversation. Once you have it on tape take it to them and say you've got one of two options, stop or I'll sue for slander.
There's a good chance they will stop what they are doing.
Good luck.
 
Palm,

I echo the others who say not to get into this mess.

Beyond that, try not to worry about what other people say about you. Do the best job you can, conduct yourself as well as you can and let what other people think go.

You'll have a lot less stress.
 

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