Well its a good thing I keep up on news. I just bought a shop, I was
so thrilled to of finally gotten my own shop...but why? So I can
worry about whether Im selling things the right prices under
someone elses rules. So I can have the constant headache of trying
to keep my shop up so that people wont buy anything because of the
new treaties? This is just wrong people. Who are you to tell all
of Sapience that we cannot sell our own items for what we please?
You didnt make it, you didnt take the time forging, or milking,
or picking plants, We Did, so that makes it OUR property, and
therefor we can sell for what we want. When you start milking,
and forging, and picking plants, for me and hand it over to me
then you tell me what I can sell for, but until that day comes
I say shove the treaty. Its ruining guilds, tearing them apart,
messing up friendships, tearing up cities, putting people into
poverty. You are ruining lives because you decided to tell
people what they can and cant do with their own possessions.
Its my shop, I bought it with the money I earned, I pay taxes,
I stock it, I put time into it, so that means I choose to sellf
for whatever price I want

All you people who think this treaty is a good thing, then why
dont you all get out there work your butts off and give us the
stuff to sell. That way we werent the ones who wasted our
precious time to have things that wont sell.
There is one thing about making certain items illegal, there
is another thing about making everything a set a price in
someone elses shop just because 'you can'
Stop tearing this land apart, we are supposed to be living,
growing, learning, loving, fighting, etc etc... not being
stupid.

I stand in protest for all you hard workers out there,
for those who dont want people telling them what to do with
their own possessions, for the people I stand, and for the
people I work. Try making things better, stop making it
all worse, soon everything is going to go under, and
it will be because of all the little things adding up.

Juniper Dawyn

Penned by my hand on the 20th of Valnuary, in the year 267 AF.