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exercise the right of freedom of expression and information
Ebay does not respect or exercise the right of freedom of expression and information as l
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Ebay does not respect or exercise the right of freedom of expression and information as l
red_magpie
Mentor11 months agoright of freedom of expression
To exercise your right of freedom of expression you need to do it on your web site, not eBay's.
As the host site, eBay has every right to regulate what can be said here, and to remove comments that break it's rules and policies.
jon.1971
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*vyolla*
Mentor11 months agoeBay is a selling and buying platform, what is it that you're trying to do here?
tobiasd4
Mentor11 months agoYou need to explain.
jon.1971
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papso22
Mentor11 months agoAs this is a board where members help other members with ebay related issues, it helps if the poster actually explains the issue in their first post!
Ebay remove feedback that breaks their definition of the feedback rules. What you see as fair might not seem that way to ebay, and the fact that very long feedback comments can now be left increases the chances of the rules being broken.
Without knowing what you put it is hard to advise further.