Re: posting links... was...where to buy magnesiumsulphate solution online?

[Guest guest]

I concur. It's ridiculous to strip links. I'm in a lot of groups and posting

links makes things much easier for everyone. It's almost never a matter of

commercial interest.

Ellen

Why does it matter (and to whom) if we post the commerical sources for

products that people are looking for? I mean, if I found a supplment

@ Amazon.com - even if I own Amazon stock, is it really a big deal?

(BTW - I don't any stock in any company...) Or, if the cheapest

source is an ebay seller (that is unrelated to any member of this

group).... Other groups ask the people to post NFI (no financial

interest) which even seems silly to mean when the link is clearly from

a large commercial supplier (i.e. Vitacost, iherb.com, Swansons

Vitamins, etc...)

It is getting frustrating to see every link stripped out of every

message asking & answering about various products. It is my

impression that this was the decision of a single specific moderator.

Perhaps we could do a group poll, to see what group members think or

would prefer. Or at least explore the basis for this prohibition.

tia

Kendra

On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 8:15 AM, Dresen <anca-ji@...> wrote:

> (Moderator: Discussion on the forum is appreciated but please backchannel

commerical links.}

>

> I would like to administer magnesium injections to myself. I wonder where I

can buy magnesiumsulphate solution online?

>

[Guest guest]

Haven't read the other responses---but common sense and past experiences show,

that many troll the forums for business, hence false postings. Back channel for

the info.

God Bless,

SaraW

> > (Moderator:  Discussion on the forum is appreciated but please backchannel

commerical links.}

> >

> >  I would like to administer magnesium injections to myself. I wonder where I

can buy magnesiumsulphate solution online?

> >

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