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| ETV Team: This post, to some point, decides the whole discussion. If you think that this is a matter of honor that means that we must give the people that have watched the live show the opportunity to watch the movie. We have never said that we cannot edit the footage. This way we will be fair to Lara and to the viewers that we promised to watch the show recorded. Everyone that thinks that a young girl doesn't deserve the right to choose what part of her footage has to be published is a weird person. There are a lot of them who advise us not to consider her will. There a lot of people who wouldn't feel ashamed to expose someone against his or her will. Lets assume this discussion is temporary closed. We will give an opportunity to Lara to participate and we will share our opinion also. This is a serious issue, not so much connected with Lara's video, but with the right of a person to have an opinion, with the relationship between customer and suppler, with the thin line between human and moral relationship and the trade - pay to get. Very complex and delicate matter. Let's all hear what Lara has to say in a video she will prepare for us. And then we will return here to reconsider the situation. Maybe we will not only come to a conclusion on the issue, but will also reach a new level in our dialog that we keep for years. And as one of our viewers reminded us, all this will be a good advert of the video when and if it comes out. At the end, the important thing is not the video, edited or not, nor the money that we will or won't make - this is pretty much irrelevant. The important thing is the dialog, the interaction, communication and the will to reach a mutual understanding. This is the process that connects us.
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