I was wondering if it would be ok to post a link

[ejpoeta]

to my niece's attempt at a magazine. She is a vegan and has been making magazines without any advertising. They are really great but she is trying to raise money for the next issue. I don't want to go against any rules, so I am asking. Here is a snip from their kickstarter site:

Chickpea is a quarterly magazine written, photographed, and designed by vegans. We go through a submission process each season and include the best in articles, recipes, photography, guides, products, and more. We're trying to change how people think of magazines. We take content directly from the source, by accepting personal stories and unique points of view from our community.

I could post a link to their regular site, but I am not going to post any links until I know it's ok. I really want to support her and her efforts in any way I can, and she has some great recipes and other things in her magazines.

[NYC_SKP]

1. I think it's OK to post your niece's article links.

I say go for it.

[ejpoeta]

3. thanks! i appreciate it.

[NYC_SKP]

2. I think I found it: LINK:

(this way you don't have to worry about getting into trouble!)

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1558460869/chickpea-vegan-quarterly-summer-subscription-drive

?1340652406

[ejpoeta]

5. thanks. i was just not sure what the rules were because she is

trying to raise money to get a new issue out.

[OffWithTheirHeads]

4. Hey, helping a small business (especially a progressive small business) is fine with me.

I'm a carnivore but have relatives who are Vegan. If it's any good, I would be happy to pass it on. Better than using Koch products. Truth be told, I went Vegan for about a year and found some delightful recipies. Never hurts to expand your knowledge base.

[cbayer]

6. I think it's a great idea and congratulations to your niece.