*grins* Reminds me of a short discussion with another fur:
"You'll probably think this is gross, but I've gotten off to that pic
several times now"
"Actually, for the type of pic it was, that's the highest praise I can get
;)"
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" Well, my first point I should make clear is that nowhere in Furbid's
policies is anything mentioned about what I did being against policy, or
there being any punishment for doing anything akin to it."
From the policies page: "As the situation mandates, FurBid may change this
TOS as needed at any time."
Evidently that was put there for a reason, and your posts were apparently
reason enough. Furbid is Aatheus' site to run, and even if extreme, it's
entirely in his right to do so - had it been me I would have only deleted
the listings and corresponded via e-mail to you about the situation. On the
other hand, if I were you I would have sent an e-mail to Aatheus explaining
what you wanted to do.
I don't really give a damn about your reputation, but if you're going to be
running a site for profit, I do give a damn about your business practices.
Labelling your competitor a "17-year-old administrator with a God complex,"
and claiming that "he does not run a legitimate business by law" is not
particularly good practice. I'm much more inclined to favor a webmaster who
makes swift decisions to better his website than one more concerned with his
own reputation.
Sarxory A. Felidae