Sounds like a good idea, however, what happens if someone asks about something Eden doesn't sell or use to sell but is no longer in Eden's inventory? If someone offers an opinion that might be different from what management would expect (pimping Eden products) would that be viewed as advertising and therefore not receiving any compensation?

If what I'm saying isn't making sense, perhaps this example might. Let's say someone wants a plug for long term wear, you know, one to wear while going about one's daily activities. Eden use to sell the Njoy line of products, plugs included. If I were to answer this person's question and recommend my favorite size of Njoy plug, would that be seen as advertising or would that just be plain old helpful? less

What's great about an Eden account for me is the anonymity. While I have no problem in real life sharing with a few friends how much I enjoy EF and reviewing for them, I wouldn't feel comfortable promoting sex toys to my Facebook friends, coworkers, etc. less