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Jason, were you paid for the ad placement ?

Would this include supplying aftermarket automobile companies with electric motors so they can develop and sell kits for certain vehicles to the public?

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No, not at all. The guy emailed me, but I told him he can make a post if he'd like. I didn't think it would really make a difference to members but figured he may as well. Do you find threads like this bad for the community as a whole?

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If the topic title had been prefaced by "AD:", followed by a descriptive title, it would have been OK.

If adverts become common, I would prefer they be congregated into a folder.

In general, allowing ads to mix in to the general mix unannounced and under the radar, so to speak, is something I really dislike.

I do appreciate your willingness to seek out this criticism.

Yeah, I think I'll just start taking out threads like this from now on. A lot of the Yahoo groups without real moderation functions get overrun by these types of ads.

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