Scylla and Charybdis of the epistemic relativist: Why the epistemic relativist still cannot use the sceptic's strategy

In this counter-response I argue that if this is really the relativist's strategy then she cannot provide any argument against the absolutist at all. The reason is that she simply fails to address the key question in the debate about relative/absolute justification: are there any absolutely correct epistemic standards? The epistemic relativist using the sceptic's strategy is thus trapped between the Scylla of undermining her right to maintain that there is relative justification and the Charybdis of providing no argument against absolutism at all.