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19th September 16, 03:20 PM
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In the past we have always left it up to the hobbyist to decide what they make, how they wish to sell and how they wish to announce or promote their hobby.
Remember, these are not businesses with stock and websites. These are people who make stuff simply for the love of doing it. The whole idea of the Registered Hobbyist Category was to allow these folks to offer one or two excess items to our membership without running afoul of our Advertising Policy.
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19th September 16, 04:13 PM
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 Originally Posted by Steve Ashton
In the past we have always left it up to the hobbyist to decide what they make, how they wish to sell and how they wish to announce or promote their hobby.
Remember, these are not businesses with stock and websites. These are people who make stuff simply for the love of doing it. The whole idea of the Registered Hobbyist Category was to allow these folks to offer one or two excess items to our membership without running afoul of our Advertising Policy.
Got it. Thanks Steve.
Originally Posted by Alan H
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