17-03-2026, 01:07 PM
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Richard Salomons made his decision based on black-and-white photos that Polofsky brought him.
Since I don’t know what the photos were like (in terms of quality), his decision is irrelevant.
Nothing prior to the high-resolution scans is relevant.
When were the first good scans available online? Certainly not before 1992. (The Internet was developed in 1989 and made publicly available in 1991.)
Richard Salomons made his decision based on black-and-white photos that Polofsky brought him.
Since I don’t know what the photos were like (in terms of quality), his decision is irrelevant.
Nothing prior to the high-resolution scans is relevant.
When were the first good scans available online? Certainly not before 1992. (The Internet was developed in 1989 and made publicly available in 1991.)