@masonworld Well, I guess I can see both sides.  You deserve to make a buck obviously but if an affiliate link is meant as an endorsement (per FTC and Pinterest notwithstanding) then I don’t know.  The site http://www.imreportcard.com/ (no affiliation) is doing something similar and seems to always use aff links.  Also, if you pan a product and have an aff link, who reading that review will actually buy it anyway?  I don’t know, don’t listen to me, I’m new to IM in general and can’t niche site my way out of a wet paper sack 🙂  Whatever you choose you will have a good reason and honestly that’s all that matters because that honesty is what maintains your credibility.  IMHO of course. 

 @ArthurZablocki Never heard of it, but I sure hate the sales page.

 @davedenis This is a great question.  At the moment, we are thinking that we will make affiliate links available for people to use uniformily without regard to the content of the review, but they will be clearly identified and disclosed.  I don’t want to set up a situation where we are motivated to give a positive review because then we get to add in aff links.
 
What are your thoughts?

@Donny We’ll add it to the list of candidates.

@clintwilde Excellent idea. Thanks!