Website Shows Purchase Receipts and Strict Comment Rules

Elena Vasquez · 2026-10-31T09:20:46.354Z

Showing purchase receipts publicly seems like an invasion of privacy for the customers involved.

5 sourcesUpdated Oct 31, 20261 min read

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Website Shows Purchase Receipts and Strict Comment Rules — © IJR

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Lori Ott of Charlottesville, Virginia, and Tim Bellan of Mandeville make an annual Halloween-week visit to Old Kitchen Cottage at Butler Greenwood Plantation, where they spend the week dressing up; they are pictured in French rococo brocade costumes. The other supplied pages contain account and purchase notifications or repeated guidelines urging respectful, clean, truthful, nonthreatening comments.

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Rachel Meyers⚡1426m
I support strict comment rules if they keep the discussion focused and free of nonsense.
Elena Vasquez⚡1126m
Showing purchase receipts publicly seems like an invasion of privacy for the customers involved.

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