Complete NONSENSE - What can Polyvorians do?

The shocking thing is that Polyvore simply sold us and our work. All sets of us are automatically linked to the new page (old, linked companys are no longer available !!) This means that our creativity will simply be free of charge for the new away site! I will do the job very well and delete all existing split sets on Pinterest, Facebook, tumblr and co !! Therefore, I hereby expressly UNDERSTAND I am not prepared to advertise for SSence gratuitously !!!!!!!

Polyvorians could fight back!!!!!!

thanks bunches for the Human pic to: Alberto Ross

           

The dog was created by me on Polyvore 2017

Polyvorians could fight back!

Please read the helpful stuff from AMES:

Ssense, a Company That Made a Nonsensical Move

If we all together write also a message to the companies, whe have had
promoted with Love, for let them know, what happened
it opens a great way to become positive reactions and some help back
Brittney York/ Facebook 
did a great starting Job at this way:

letter to companys we promote

I am writing you today to inform you of what has taken place after Ssense's acquisition of the company Polyvore, through Oath, Inc, a Verizon subsidiary. After Ssense purchased Polyvore, the website was shut down, with little warning to the Polyvore community. We no longer had any access to our accounts and were given a vague option and warning that we could opt out of sharing our information with Ssense. While our community was still reeling from our sudden loss, we started to realize that Ssense had absorbed Polyvore's Facebook account and with it, all of its likes. We then began to search on other platforms, and discovered that they had also absorbed Polyvore's Pinterest account, and with it all of the sets pinned to its board. The board we saw had close to 20,000 sets,all of which would have contained links to your merchandise. Those sets include individual items saved by the Polyvore community using the clipper tool from Polyvore's website. The clipper tool allowed us to upload any image, on most websites directly to Polyvore's item database, to be used in any set by millions of users, over the course of 11 years. All of these links led people back to the Polyvore website, and were linked back to the original website from there. Now that Ssense has taken over the Polyvore domain, all of those links redirect straight to Ssense's homepage. We believe this may have been one of their motives for purchasing the site and shutting it down without notice to its users. We are heartbroken that the companies we have loved, admired and supported for 11 years are having their website traffic, ad revenue and potential customers led away from them in this manner. We wanted to write to you, so that you would be aware that your images are being used by a competitor for financial gain.

All Our Love,

The Polyvore Community