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Chop, the trick is that you have to seperate the PRIMARY PRODUCER job from the SECONDARY PRODUCER job. You have to examine each one as a job into itself.
The primary makes content. It has a production date. The content is given to the secondary producer. Maybe the publish it today, maybe they publish it in 2 years. That is a different date, and that is the date that is important to the secondary producer. Not to prove the age of the model, but to prove when it was used.
It's two different gigs.
Alex
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