Thread: Should sponsors be held the same standards as teams?
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Re: Should sponsors be held the same standards as teams?
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Originally Posted by Dave Flowerday View Post
...Except that there's already gigantic Budweiser logos located prominently in the Georgia Dome during the Championships, and you'll see similar things in many regional venues too.
I don't think FIRST has a choice to remove those logos. However, they should control what they can. And I agree, in general they should accept all the sponsorship they can, but definitely not the kinds that support anything against its values.
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