Melissa wrote:
>For example, some bf support groups will be present at baby fairs where
there are also booths from ABM companies.   These baby fairs are often
sponsored in part by supermarkets, stores, etc. that do sell ABM.  Should
they not be there b/c of that?

Is selling AIM, in and of itself, a violation of the Code? It is my
understanding that the problem is with HOW the AIM is marketted.

If the baby fair was sponsored by a company that did not adher to the
WHO Code, then I would not participate. .
However, if the baby fair was being run by a legitimate organization
but included AIM exhibitors, then I WOULD feel comfortable exhibiting.

On the other hand, I would not knowingly participate in a survey
distributed by a non-Code compliant company. My ethics are worth more
than a crisp, new $1 bill.

Just my 2 cents, norma, who loves sinking her teeth into these knotty questions.

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