[ SECRET POST #5523 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5523 ⌋

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Comments

Re: I need advice too, idk

[(Anonymous)]

Can you get the free seeds from the crappy companies and put them in plain envelopes or tape over the brand names?

Most amateur gardeners aren't going to be researching their donations anyway, and you're getting free stuff from them, so, eh.

This because so many companies suck now and give donations to the political party I hate, I'd have to switch providers and retailers and brands constantly to keep up.

Re: I need advice too, idk

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT--I would be divvying up donated seeds into smaller packets regardless, but the organization I work for would be paying them with publicity by having "made possible by the generosity of White Supremacist Nutjobs ABC Seed Company" on our website, flyers, programming, etc.

And I suspect my boss will put the brakes on asking them for donations, because this is the kind of question that gets run by the publicity office or whatever it's called.

Our department by itself has 750+ people, so I know we have a press office or something. I've just never worked on anything that warranted their attention, and I'm 99% sure my boss' job involves vetoing shit that might make us look bad before it gets that far.

Re: I need advice too, idk

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, okay. Makes sense! I thought this was more of a one-person effort.