How controversial do you have to be for mainstream eCommerce platforms to kick you off?

[Anonymous No.50837799]

Let's say you were selling t-shirts, mugs, etc. that certain people might find offensive. Say, something about there only being two genders, for example.

How far could you go before someone like Shopify would deplatform you?

I've got some cool ideas in my head, but I can't be fucked with manual hosting.

[Anonymous No.50838438]

I own 4 shopify websites and 2 woocommerce.

Getting desisted from shopify is extremely easy, much easier than you think, if a competitor reports your website for breaching any sort of user agreement, selling controversial goods etc, consider your account gone.


Never ever use shopify, only reason I use it for some websites if because I cbf replicating them to woocommerce...yet.

[Anonymous No.50838700]

>>50838438
Okay. Is there anything as slick and easy to use as Shopify that doesn't ban you over nothing?

[Anonymous No.50840865]

>>50838700
go be a street vendor, you wouldn't even be able to have a cell phone if not for the valuable contributions of trans women so you don't deserve to use the internet

[Anonymous No.50840934]

There are plenty of Chinese platforms out there

[Anonymous No.50843054]

>>50838438
I only use shopify because it's so easy to make websites there, i'm a complete beginner and my website looks like a professional made it