I think this should be discussed

[Killer]

IMO if the guy posting poses no threat to the sponsors' business, then I don't see why it shouldn't be allowed.

that is a good point.....

BUT at the same time business is business..

making businesses be sponsors is how ia makes its money...



the difference in the two situations above is one was trying to make money from members on this site...

the other from what i can tell is throwing out a job offer... he's not trying to get business from the site...

[Blitanicle99]

the other from what i can tell is throwing out a job offer... he's not trying to get business from the site...

No, he is. He is a general manager. He needs more people to make more money to either get a raise or maybe he gets a bonus if he hires someone. Doesn't matter, he still indirectly makes money.

[Vteckidd]

No, he is. He is a general manager. He needs more people to make more money to either get a raise or maybe he gets a bonus if he hires someone. Doesn't matter, he still indirectly makes money.

your really grasping at straws with this statement.

Dont make it so complicated.

[Vteckidd]

that is a good point.....

BUT at the same time business is business..

making businesses be sponsors is how ia makes its money...



the difference in the two situations above is one was trying to make money from members on this site...

the other from what i can tell is throwing out a job offer... he's not trying to get business from the site...

Correct.

ADVERTISING YOUR BUSINESS IS NOT ALLOWED WITHOUT SPONSORING IA.
SO offering a SERVICE for MONEY without sponsoring is against the rules.

Making a post that says "Hey we have job openings because we are slammed" is not even in the same ballpark.

Likewise, if the guy mowing lawns posted up "I need extra people to help me mow lawns because im so busy" prob nothing would get done.

Now its up to OUR DISCRETION to judge what crosses the line an what doesnt.