Isn't this dangerous?
If there is no tight top-down control, literally anyone can do literally whatever they want.
If there is no regulation and approval that can be gained by a source only when the source shows it deserves, that mean anyone can come here and sell anything.
For example, someone can sell vials with oil and no active substance. When the person gets banned, he will just create another account and do the same scheme, assuming entry for sources is free for all and there are no admins requiring a source to meet certain requirements before it can be considered an approved sources. The hypothetical scheme with the vials with oil only can happen over and over again, and the number of bans doesn't matter, if there is no system for approving sources and preventing non-approved sources from joining the forum.
Does that mean any random source can come here and sell fake products?
Because if approval is not given only when a source shows it deserves approval, that mean that, by default, anyone is allowed to sell literally whatever they want on this forum.
I'm new to AAS and I have always preferred a strong regulatory control. Testing source's products, observing how the source behaves and banning the source when something is wrong, such as a test that shows fake products (e.g. under dosed products), is the correct thing.
As I said, I new to AAS and don't know how to know if a source is legit. You know... any source can pay people to write positive reviews, misleading all thread visitors, if there are no admins to ban sources based on gear test results.
In the Steroids Underground forum, isn't a source labeled as SPONSOR actually proven to be legit? Because I got the impression that the label "SPONSOR" means the source is personally approved by the people behind MESO-RX. It appears I misunderstood it.
I though sources labeled as sponsors are definitively proven to be legit and to not engage in selective scams, such as selling legit gear to rich and veteran users, and selling under dosed gear to newbie users.
I'm not saying MESO-RX sources engage in scams, but judging by what you said, no one is testing and controlling these sources.
