New Competitor Rules Question

[5punk3monk3y]

As we have the rules clearly set out now just a quick question

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18191128

It states no linking to core business products. But also in capitals no linking, so if I see a damn good offer on a game say in Tesco which is not listed by OCUK do I just talk about it or add a link to it?

Just asking for clarity thanks.

 

[5punk3monk3y]

Mods: Everytime you try to clarify the rule you end up wording it in a very confusing manner!!!

First you say we can mention companies that do not have console hardware or computer components as part of their 'core' business followed by a list of such companies.
Then you say we cannot mention things they sell that are OcUK 'core' business (if there's a range of products on the OcUK website, its safe to assume this is 'core' business)

There IS a range of products called Games on Overclockers so can we mention them or not??

Simple Question: Can we state (not link) when one of the above mentioned stores have a Game based bargain?


rp2000

I understand what they mean by 'core' i.e. computer components as this is OCUK's underlying business, the small selection of games that they offer would not be considered thier 'core' business

In simple terms Tesco's 'core' business is food products whereas thier electrical side is not, this is considered a branch of thier business.

I think though that it is fair that we do not try and highlite deals of games that OCUK sell.

The question I was asking was is this allowed http://www.tescoentertainment.com/store/games/ps3-medal-of-honor-limited-edition/8:709537/ (puerly as an example)
or do I have to type 'Medal of honor is £38.70 on Tesco's website'
as both ways I have put it lead to exactly the same thing.