yes, but the point is that a store and a marketplace are different things. if you run a store that stocks some things that you make, and some things made by ot

yes, but the point is that a store and a marketplace are different things. if you run a store that stocks some things that you make, and some things made by other people, like most retail operates, then these rules wouldn't apply to you. if you want to buy products from suppliers and put them on the shelf beside your own-brand products and sell them both, that's fine. we're only talking about a situation where the entity running the marketplace is not the seller - they're merely the facilitator between buyers and sellers. If you want to run a business where you rent a space on the shelf to some other seller, and your business is bigger than $25bn, these rules would prohibit you from also placing your own products on the shelves beside the shelves you've rented out.