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by echoangle
720 days ago
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I’ll bite and say I don’t agree with > But, if it's not made with the same ingredients, or for example isn't actually food (as with many marketing images for food), then it's deceptive. I hope you agree? The point of the image is to give a preview what you’re about to get. It doesn’t have to be the real thing. If I sell screws online and only have CAD drawings and 3D renders of them, is that deceptive? As long as the product is properly described by the image, it doesn’t matter where it comes from. You could also sell burgers with hand-drawn preview images of them if you wanted to. |
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I think we agree.
The only thing left is to decide what properly described means -- as is so often the case with such matters. Thanks for your comment and pushback.