I agree. I've been affected by all those policies in the past! I was describing an item - a stamp - and the word 'cheque' was used because it was relevant (I forget why) - the item would not list because it said that it looked like I was offering to accept bank cheque as a form of payment. I can't list stamps from Persia or Iran, Cuba, or the Sudan on Australian
ebay, even though the Australian government has no policies boycotting products from those countries. (It's the US that does.) Such restrictions are probably against Australian law.
The worst thing that happened was when I went to list a Hitler mini-sheet on the US
ebay site. Even though dozens of people have sold the exact same (as well as similar) mini-sheet on
ebay over the years, my listing was pulled TWICE (I tried to list it on two separate occasions) on the grounds that it was against
ebay policies to sell items that celebrate (I don't recall the exact word they used) the Third Reich. When this happened, at least two similar mini-sheets were listed and three had sold in the period immediately prior.
dcaraz1949, I've never encountered problems with any other websites. It's only the control freaks at
ebay who seem to indulge in such madness.