Update...boss and his miracle formula

[vickijo]

Am I allowed to share what is on the pamphlet he just gave me???

[Clare.T]

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Probably, but why not PM me what it is and your proposed text ?

We can certainly discuss some of the wonderful cures that we are missing out on , in fact it is in members' interest that we do so.

What's not permitted is outright sales by people with a direct financial interest who are not bona fide members, or incidentally & indirectly boosting sales, or promotion of particular products, or linking to commercial sites, except for some accepted exceptions like sun protective clothing when it counts as useful exchange of information.

For example, we can discuss in general terms the possible benefits of a vegan diet but we may not link to the site of a woman who is selling her book about such a diet.

Cheers

Clare

[vickijo]

Ok, I will...but will have to do it later. Got really busy at work.
Take care.
Vicki

[vickijo]

Hello!
I was just rereading some things and realized that I have totally forgotten to do this...it's all I can do to get through work each day. I will see what I can do about that here in the near future.
Vicki

[alobreto]

Hi, Vicki! style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif
Just want to add my 2 cents' worth. style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif

If the pamphlet includes testimonials from individual people, it means that either clinical trials to determine effectiveness have not taken place or that the results of the clinical trials indicated that the proposed treatment is either ineffective or downright dangerous.

The 'testimonials test' is a very quick way to determine the validity of advertising as it relates to health care products.
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