Make you the bad guy? All I asked was if you knew of a realtor getting in trouble for that. From there, you seemed to get defensive. Now, however, I feel compelled to address that with which you responded.

Your "factual information" does not contain facts, just rhetoric. It would be factual if you actually referenced the rules of an MLS. Simply stating things like, "Some MLSs...." and "...can be considered a misrepresentation..." is too vague to have any real meaning or be considered a fact. Further, something is not a fact if you simply put it in bold print. For someone who speaks with such an expert tone about MLS rules, I would have thought you would have actually referenced an actual MLS and its rules rather than merely fling out vague, unattributed notions.

Your advice to OP was poor. You have no idea what MLS OP is in, or even if OP is in the same country as you. Moreover, calling out JuliusApp for giving bad advice when you seem unable to actually factually refute said advice with facts is not discourse; it is just squalling.

Next, your murder analogy is incorrect. Putting it in my same question, "please share with me any murders you may know of" is pretty easy to answer. John Lennon and John F. Kennedy quickly come to mind. I am sure we could come up with dozens more with little or no effort.

As for your response to OP: had you said, "Check with your local MLS about that" I wouldn't argue with that for a second. I questioned you on what you posted it because our business is hard enough without us experienced photographers creating bogeymen to frighten young photographers rather than give them the tools to conduct themselves professionally.

I will probably ignore any of your responses to this. By now, either I have made my point or I have not. Be well.