My thoughts on this are two fold. One- yes, it is poorly depicted BDSM erotica that can be harmful to the community because in it BDSM is portrayed as something for "broken people" (which it can be, but it's not usually. If it is being used as therapy, this has to be very carefully done. )

BUT when I was first learning about the scene, I was reading poorly written erotica too. That's how I discovered it, and from there realized it's a HEALTHY thing. Those kinds of stories DID lead me to new toys that I would never have even DREAMED of before- and my own sexual health is better for it. Yet I know that I'm not like most people, because after reading those stories, I researched the scene heavily before jumping in.

I suppose in the end it's about give and take. I think Eden is doing good by advertising, because it helps incorporate those BDSM ideas into "normal" sexual schemas when they're listed around "normal" sexual products.