In the extensive letter of complaint, which is no longer available for view on the site, he stated that no one at the magazine had ever used Pavement to be predatory towards young women and that "We used Pavement to promote exciting culture, discover and develop new talent, add excitement and energy to the times we were publishing in, and generally inspire everyone who worked on the magazine, advertised in its pages, or read it. And we did bloody well at it.
In his lengthy letter of complaint, which is no longer viewable on the site, he insisted that nobody at the magazine had ever used Pavement to be predatory towards young women and that "We utilized Pavement to promote engaging culture, discover and develop new talent, add excitement and energy to our publications, and generally inspire everyone involved with the magazine, advertising in its pages, or reading it. And we did exceptionally well."