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Nantucket shop's 'No Influencers' sign fuels debate on inviting online creators

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Source: Boston.com
Nantucket shop's 'No Influencers' sign fuels debate on inviting online creators
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A Nantucket craft guild posted a permanent 'No Influencers' sign, prompting a wider discussion about whether online creators belong in small-town shops. Dairy Boy founder Paige Paul criticized the stance as dismissive of women in the creator economy, while the guild says the message reflects a broader conversation about filming in public spaces and community culture, not a personal attack on any individual.

Topics:entertainment#dairy-boy#feminism#four-winds-craft-guild#influencers#local#nantucket
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