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by ISL
4836 days ago
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Agreed, unless the fixed number is zero. You ban anyone selling banned items. I think vendors would respond quickly by self-censoring, especially the big guys. Assisted-opening knives are a tiny fraction of Amazon's sales. If assisted-opening knife advertisements cut off Amazon's entire account, as has happened with Knife Depot, I'm pretty sure that Amazon would de-list assisted-opening knives. A zero-tolerance policy, coupled with ample forgiveness for infractions, would be fair. Alternatively, you let anyone advertise anything. Anything in-between turns Google into a kingmaker. (NB - the very notion of censoring listings at all carries its own troubles, not at issue here) |
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