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Community input for new t.m.o. policy
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SpeedEvil
2010-06-21 , 18:14
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I question the blanket 'no business advertising'.
While in some cases, this would be clearly inappropriate - for example -
'BUY MY AWESOME SCREEN PROTECTORS' - in others, it might be less so.
Stuff that you cannot easily find on ebay - for example - someone making replica 'flashing' fixtures - to access the debug pads of the phone, or a higher capacity battery for example.
Especially given there is a buy/sell forum, I fail to see why this should be forbidden.
Responding to users questions on a product you make is clearly a valid use of TMO, that should be encouraged.
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