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pornodoggy · 2004-08-11, 12:57 PM

Please.

It is not a violation of anyone's civil rights for a business to place limitations on how their product is promoted. In the "brick and mortar" world, you will get told what specific color and brand of ink to use for printed promotional materials by an awful lot of companies.

I don't think most people posting in this thread are nearly as clueless as they are coming off ... this is just the very tired, very overdone, very pointless "to skim or not to skim" conversation wrapped up in a new package.

Incidentally ... was there a clause in the TOS prohibitting promotion of the sponsor on sites also doing autodownloads?

2004-08-11, 12:57 PM	#11
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