Quote - actually if you came into my house wearing so much cologne I reacted, then yes. the same rules apply.. since you'd be toxic to anyone with Asthma...

 

Personally, I'd agree with you.  I'm a big "don't insert non-standard chemicals into my local atmosphere" kind of guy.

But keeping this in the realm of analogy, you could understand how I might be annoyed since you're policy said "no smoking", not "no cologne".  In my thumbnail case here (and I supect in others' as well), I felt I was in compliance with the policy, so I felt that the response was both incorrect and unnecessarily heavy-handed.

So, this is not a black-and-white case of whiners telling R'osity they can't do what they want on their own site.  Rather, I've seen a number of shades-of-gray cases where artists felt they were in compliance and instead got hit with the minimum-response hammer that R'osity has at its disposal.

Dan among Den