If a member was to post such a thread warning about all the recreational drugs they could buy at x vendor with enough information to ensure they'll find them, would that be left standing then?
The community/members aren't a uniform group ultimately, and the rec. drug market is much bigger and more profitable than the PED industry by far, so while some may condemn a vendor selling these (not that members can do anything but make angry posts), it'll ultimately be free rec. drug advertisement that will result in a ton of revenue from their target audience within this community, which will inspire other vendors to follow suit - if necessary by compartmentalizing brands utilizing the same warehouse, as that avoids the only punishment Meso currently has for doing this - not allowing the brand representatives to post anymore, but leaving their post history untouched as eternal advertisement to said audience. (Please remove this part from my post if you think it serves as a guide how to sell rec. drugs on Meso, though I fear anyone can figure that out based on this precedent.)
It's endearing that you are still hopeful about anything regarding this industry but experience (and you have much more than I do) has shown us that anything that can be exploited for profit will be, so considering the worst rather than best case scenario seems more beneficial for harm reduction from my point of view at least.
Of course, I'm hopeful. And I think there is reason to be hopeful. Otherwise what is the point of MESO's harm reduction objectives.
The bodybuilding community on MESO forcing accountability has made a change. One example is the increasing and more stringent demands for product lab testing.
At present, I don't think anyone can get away without doing at least limited lab testing of products. I hope, and fully expect, that market pressures will continue to force more comprehensive lab testing in the future.
In many ways, we are witnessing a period where open internet forums and accessible and affordable lab testing have forced a distinct competitive advantage for sources to take harm reduction seriously.
This is a good thing. The industry doesn't even have to care about harm reduction because its profit-driven focus will see it as a competitive disadvantage NOT to comply with harm reduction demands of its customer base.
When it comes to recreational drugs distinct from PEDs, I'm not sure that market pressures alone will keep PED vendors from exploiting the easy profit of rec drugs. I'm not convinced that the PED demographic would sufficiently penalize them in the marketplace. This may have been the case 25 years ago but society has changed.
So as a long-winded way of answering your question, MESO will address any such attempts that appear to exploit the forum as a way to tap the rec drug demographic, with or without cause, with or without notice.
MESO was not created to address this demographic. This is not a moral issue. It is an issue of risk