Has anyone seen this? What is this? 😅 Ordered Cannabis flavoring from FlavorWest from Vapingunderground, ChatGPT said it might be crystallization, not sure if it's true, has anyone experienced this?

[tibor_balogh (Balogh Tibor)]

[Helomi78 (Bakonyi Péter)]

Uhhh… did I link something publicly recently???

[tibor_balogh (Balogh Tibor)]

Every day.. but you’ll get the hang of it.

[Donat (Dobri Donát)]

@Zolika

But if I remember correctly, @Donat has a post about not sharing links from shops if possible.

Yes, however, for now, that only applies to the sources for nicotine-containing products and disposable e-cigs: Megfelelés a jogszabályoknak - #19 by Donat

We display external links restrictedly, according to trust levels: Change in the handling of external links

[Deak-Ferenc (Deák Ferenc)]

Then to

[Donat (Dobri Donát)]

Yes.

[tibor_balogh (Balogh Tibor)]

Whatever the ÁFSZ writes, we, the logged-in members here, have stopped linking. I think this is mainly self-defense.

[Zolika (Czeglédi Zoltán)]

Sorry, I was careless I’m getting forgetful already

It’s okay, I still won’t share confidential information from my knowledge base

[Donat (Dobri Donát)]

This is everyone’s individual decision, but it’s important to see that this primarily restricts the free flow of information, which was also their goal.

Many people think that webshops were restricted because of social link sharing, and because of this, they fear that the site will be blocked due to a link.

In reality, people often overestimate the attention and power of the authorities. There is no precedent for a webshop being shut down because it was linked somewhere.

Authorities do not initiate investigations based on links shared on forums or social platforms, but much more simply through their own systems, with domain providers, parcel delivery / logistics / payment service providers, or based on information found in Google. It would not be effective to scour social platforms and forums all day long for targeted purposes, and they do not have the capacity for it. Especially since a second trust level is required to view a link here without any restrictions.

The fear is understandable, but practically unfounded.

However, as soon as it becomes international it is likely that sharing a link will be much less relevant, so we are considering — unless we find a good solution — completely stopping the possibility of sharing such links. This is just a thought because the country filter might be sufficient to maintain this type of information flow.

[tibor_balogh (Balogh Tibor)]

I understand, but we’re not protecting the secret () sources from the authorities… but from stupid users… who then share it with everyone willy-nilly, and the shop clearly comes under the radar.

I’ve already written, I think, but Kumulus suffered exactly this fate… it was an open secret there that some miserable Hungarian reported it to consumer protection… because of some 10 ml crap..

[Donat (Dobri Donát)]

@tibor_balogh

reported to consumer protection

Yes, there is no adequate protection against human stupidity. However, the same thing can happen if the link is sent privately, or if they find the shop in the Google search engine or on Facebook.

[Deak-Ferenc (Deák Ferenc)]

Ugh, my nicotine salt is gone, it’ll be good to find a new one..

[tibor_balogh (Balogh Tibor)]

These people don’t know Google.. It has become clear here countless times.. Or maybe they have a different Google? I don’t know
I know my opinion is very harsh.. but that’s how it is.

[Donat (Dobri Donát)]

I understand, yes, indeed few use search engines effectively. My post wasn’t referring to that, the point would have just been that if a link is shared here, it doesn’t pose a greater risk than the other listed or omitted options. Moreover, since we indeed tie link visibility to trust levels and search engine bots don’t see them either, access to the links is actually not restricted only for those who have been actively on the site for a long time.

[Zolika (Czeglédi Zoltán)]

I don’t see the links on foreign sites either, where they order from, unfortunately they only dare to communicate it in code language anymore.

[Donat (Dobri Donát)]

This is not typical on international sites, but not because the information is hidden, but because they don’t know which shop is relevant in which country. Additionally, there, the handling of links is less strict, there is less moderation burden, and less risk due to local regulations. In contrast, with us, the system is built/being built in such a way that information can truly flow, and multiple functions already assist this process.

[Zsolt68]

I already see the dark web future

[TheSoftParade1968 (Zolee)]