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Re: [grubstreet] Commercial invasion?

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From: Roger Burton West
Subject: Re: [grubstreet] Commercial invasion?
Date: 16:22 on 15 May 2003

I'd say no. It's advertising. If GS accepts that, then no page on GS can
be trusted to be anything other than advertising.

If someone has used them and wants to write a review (conforming to GS
standards of page layout!) and link to their web site, that's fair
enough.

But all this is IMO.

R

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[grubstreet] Commercial invasion? Earle Martin 16:06 on 15 May 2003
http://grault.net/cgi-bin/grubstreet.pl?cucina...a_continental_approach_to_delivered_pizze
- Re: [grubstreet] Commercial invasion? Roger Burton West 16:22 on 15 May 2003
  I'd say no. It's advertising. If GS accepts that, then no page on GS can
- Marna Gilligan 16:38 on 15 May 2003
  I'm not sure. One bit of me says that as long as it's a clearly marked out
  - Roger Burton West 16:47 on 15 May 2003
    This becomes a philosophical question, of course. We've said, in effect,
- Kate L Pugh 16:45 on 15 May 2003
  Oh. Actually, I JFDIed and renamed it to Cucina, SE1 2EL, and