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I only share links to products and vendors that I have used and have a good relationship with. As an example, I usually buy books through Amazon, but I cannot participate in Amazon's affiliate program since I am a resident of North Carolina (due to state tax laws). Therefore, I will still link you to books at Amazon, despite the fact that I am not using an affiliate link. I'm not going to point you to another bookstore where I could get an affiliate link, if that's not a store or vendor I use.

It gets monotonous to tell you in every post that I use affiliate links, so I will not identify them in each and every post. If you ever have a question about a link and whether it is an affiliate link, you can contact me and I will let you know.

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