Blog Disclosure Statement

Otherwise Known As The “Material Connections” Statement

The Federal Trade Commission has published rules stating that “bloggers who make an endorsement must disclose the material connections they share with the seller of the product or service”. Because I’m an upstanding dude, I want you to know about all my “material connections” (that sounds kind of “adult”, doesn’t it?).

Bottom Line

BillWeye.com does not accept any solicitations for advertising or sponsorships. Ever. The only advertising that might appear on this site will be for my own projects.

If there is ever a materiel connection that isn’t addressed on this page, I’ll do it on the page where the connection is made. What does that mean? If I publish a post and get any kind of remuneration for what I write, you’ll know about it. Full disclosure, baby.

Reviews

Unpaid reviews appear on this site, from time to time. Paid reviews without notifying you will never appear on this site. In fact, I will probably never write a paid review, but just in case, I want to cover my ass.

Affiliate Links

When I link to a book or other product on Amazon.com, you should assume that it’s an affiliate link. That means if you choose to buy the product, I get compensated a very small amount, usually between 2-6% of the price. I’ll never know who exactly bought something, just what was bought. Amazon doesn’t share the personal details of shoppers with affiliates like me.

I’m also an affiliate of DIY Themes, the creators of the Thesis framework for WordPress. This site uses Thesis, I like it, and sometimes write tutorials about using it more effectively.

Currently I don’t work with any other affiliate programs, but if I do this policy page will be updated and my readers will be notified.

That’s it. Now please support this blog and shop for something on Amazon.