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A banner is telling me that I’ve violated eBay’s rules.
They already removed from sale a medal dating back to the Fascist twenty-year period, dedicated to the Balilla youth, with no depiction whatsoever of the Duce or fascist symbolism. Is it ever possible that after 80 years, you still can’t bear witness to the history of Italy with a medal.
This is not propaganda or praise of the Fascist twenty-year period, but a medal is only a piece of history to be studied, as testimony to the lives of our young people at that time.
In a civilized and democratic country “for real”, your censorship is like that of a dictatorial regime, especially when, browsing other e-commerce sites, these items are normally for sale.
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sika700
Mentore2 years agoFirst of all... “yours” of who??
Do you know you wrote on a public forum?
Also, eBay is not an e-commerce site, but a marketplace, that is, a showcase of sellers with clear rules.
I’d also like to speed along the highway, but there are rules there too... so what do we do... complain that since we’re in a democratic country I have the right to speed at whatever speed I want??
Come on... get over it and if necessary go sell on those e-commerce sites where it’s allowed...
Also, if we really want to be picky, your sales system would require switching to a professional account with VAT number... 989 listings with a private account...
Kind regards.