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Only thing I have an issue with personally is marks on hooves - it seems like defacing a pony.
Quote from: Noasar on June 23, 2018, 03:16:53 AMOnly thing I have an issue with personally is marks on hooves - it seems like defacing a pony.Removing original hair is also defacing the pony for people who do not collect rehairs - and it's those people who would get hurt by buying an undisclosed rehair. Rehairing affects the value of the pony as well.There may be another way to indicate it without marking the hooves, but just in case someone else has to do the collection selling, disclosing it in a clear and honest way is the responsible thing. It shouldn't get to a point where a buyer should have to suspect a rehair and check that stuff. That would mean the buyer getting scammed because of a breakdown in communication, and that's something we should always work to avoid.
The majority of my collection has required some serious restoration and I absolutely intend to mark every pony on the inside of the neck seam, and if I sell any I would make very clear in the listing what has been restored on the pony.