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Treachery in the Rodin Museum 3D scan verdict

325 points · 192 comments · CosmoWenman

  1. worik · · focus · HN ↗
    On the face of it this is establishment forces looking after each other to hold back data they fear could have value when it should be in the (French) public domain

    But, we are hearing from one side, one perspective. The museum has not had a fair expression of their side here.

    Court proceedings can look unfairly bizarre when unfairly reported. I am not saying this report is definitely unfair, but it is impossible to tell

    1. albumen · · focus · HN ↗
      The museum sets out its position in the letter from the director, linked in the article. The court record also mentioned isn’t public. So it seems that if the museum has a different argument to make than in the letter, they’re not taking the opportunity to do publicly. Draw from that what you will!
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