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Marketed or commonly used That specifically is an or statement, not and.

• tptacek 8y ago
  They're commonly used that way because of how they're marketed. The idea is that it's probably fine if you're acquiring these in lots on Alibaba the way you would a bundle of sapphire crystal rods or whatever, but it is not OK to sell them on a site that has a streamlined checkout flow and exists to promote the magnets as entertainment. In other words: it'd be OK if they were sold if you specifically had to know what you were looking for to get them, just like with LN. (Obviously this is all a moot point now.)