Re: was Pillowcase dress, now, WHAT is Esty?



Doug&Michelle wrote:
sellers. you can see for yourself at www.etsy.com (sorry everyone, this is a link to a store of sorts, I am breaking the rules - holds out wrist to be slapped).

No, no, NOOO -- it's perfectly okay to post a link to the store as long as it's not your store and you are not mentioning that -- but at any rate, it's also okay to post a link to your own store if someone asks, especially if you are a regular poster.
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