non-sponsoring vendor posts?
03-15-2016 | 04:41 PM
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non-sponsoring vendor posts?
I couldn't locate a directory of admins for the forum, so I'm posting this here and hoping that someone in charge sees it in a timely fashion.
As you know, I'm a sponsor of the forum.
A manufacturer of a product that I sell saw misinformation about his product has been posted in at least one thread on this forum.
He is not a sponsor of the forum.
He asked me to enquire to the powers-that-be on his behalf whether it would be "legal" for him to register and post in defense of his products.
A workaround would be for me to post his comments within quotation marks.
But ideally, I think it would be best for him to be able to speak for himself, if the rules permit it.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Bill
As you know, I'm a sponsor of the forum.
A manufacturer of a product that I sell saw misinformation about his product has been posted in at least one thread on this forum.
He is not a sponsor of the forum.
He asked me to enquire to the powers-that-be on his behalf whether it would be "legal" for him to register and post in defense of his products.
A workaround would be for me to post his comments within quotation marks.
But ideally, I think it would be best for him to be able to speak for himself, if the rules permit it.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Bill
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03-15-2016 | 04:58 PM
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I couldn't locate a directory of admins for the forum, so I'm posting this here and hoping that someone in charge sees it in a timely fashion.
As you know, I'm a sponsor of the forum.
A manufacturer of a product that I sell saw misinformation about his product has been posted in at least one thread on this forum.
He is not a sponsor of the forum.
He asked me to enquire to the powers-that-be on his behalf whether it would be "legal" for him to register and post in defense of his products.
A workaround would be for me to post his comments within quotation marks.
But ideally, I think it would be best for him to be able to speak for himself, if the rules permit it.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Bill
As you know, I'm a sponsor of the forum.
A manufacturer of a product that I sell saw misinformation about his product has been posted in at least one thread on this forum.
He is not a sponsor of the forum.
He asked me to enquire to the powers-that-be on his behalf whether it would be "legal" for him to register and post in defense of his products.
A workaround would be for me to post his comments within quotation marks.
But ideally, I think it would be best for him to be able to speak for himself, if the rules permit it.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Bill
Shoot me a pm with info and I will see what I can do.
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