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This thread discusses a participant's concern regarding a notification about their Myspace page allegedly violating Pampered Chef's internet rules. Participants share their thoughts on the situation, offer suggestions for addressing the issue, and express confusion about the rules surrounding private profiles and bulletins.
Views differ on the reasons behind the violation notice, with some participants suggesting it could be due to reported bulletins, while others question the validity of the notice given the private nature of the profile. No clear consensus emerges regarding the rules and their enforcement.
The discussion reflects personal experiences and opinions regarding the interpretation of Pampered Chef's internet rules as they relate to social media use, particularly in private settings.
Participants within the consultant community who are navigating similar concerns about social media usage and compliance with company policies may find this discussion relevant.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:True, I'm an independent consultant, too.
Those who can't do, teach.
Those who can't teach, consult.
Yes, but why would this be a violation? I've posted sales & such before in a bulletin, but only my "friends" can view those. I wouldn't think that's against the rules. (especially since I've seen most other PC friends do it too!)erinyourpclady said:Could it be someone reported you because of a bulletin?
BTW...it was not me! LOL!!!
HO sent me the message.Mwalker said:Who actually sent you the message? HO, Myspace, or someone totally out there? The last one you can ignore anything you receive from them. Thats just spam.
KimmyDarling said:Visit my online boutique with some cute stuff for Cheffers (and non-cheffers!), if you wanna take a look!
Are you on MySpace? If so, add me!
I know~that's the weirdest (if that's a word, lol) thing!RebelChef said:If you're set to private how did they even look at it to think there was a violation on it? Doesn't make much sense, does it?
RebelChef said:If you're set to private how did they even look at it to think there was a violation on it? Doesn't make much sense, does it?
I don't think it would count anyway but I wasn't surelacychef said:Yes, but why would this be a violation? I've posted sales & such before in a bulletin, but only my "friends" can view those. I wouldn't think that's against the rules. (especially since I've seen most other PC friends do it too!)
That's a good question?!? I hope you find out soon Lacy!Mwalker said:ok, dumb question here.
How is putting a mass bulletin out to your friends list any different than sending a mass email to your friends email boxes? Each type of communication is private. Just amongst a select group of people. A group that YOU select.
Mwalker said:ok, dumb question here.
How is putting a mass bulletin out to your friends list any different than sending a mass email to your friends email boxes? Each type of communication is private. Just amongst a select group of people. A group that YOU select.
KimmyDarling said:This is very perplexing, especially if your profile is set to Private. And since bulletins are only seen by your friends.
I just don't get it!