As soon as a brand buys ads on Facebook it needs to have disclaimers like this. In our interactions with other enthusiasts, it's easy to forget that most people in the world probably don't know what a dropper post is. That's a real example from a conversation I had this weekend, in which I tried to gently steer someone away from buying a kids ride shotgun seat for a 2005ish Norco Shore.
He's a smart guy too, runs a successful business, he's witty, and probably has his head on straighter than I do. Lack of esoteric knowledge =/= lack of common sense.
March 21, 2022, 11:57 a.m. - cheapondirt
As soon as a brand buys ads on Facebook it needs to have disclaimers like this. In our interactions with other enthusiasts, it's easy to forget that most people in the world probably don't know what a dropper post is. That's a real example from a conversation I had this weekend, in which I tried to gently steer someone away from buying a kids ride shotgun seat for a 2005ish Norco Shore. He's a smart guy too, runs a successful business, he's witty, and probably has his head on straighter than I do. Lack of esoteric knowledge =/= lack of common sense.