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Rules clarification - Cactus
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So we here at Bread Stapled to Trees are a fairly liberal group of folk. We consider a lot of grain based food products as bread when in fact, most of the free world would not. I do not know how the Hard Line Communist Bloc defines bread, so I cannot speak to that with any sort of accuracy.

However, as someone who has lived in Phoenix, AZ for seven years, I can state that the Saguaro holds a special place in my heart. Any Saguaro that has branches on it is at a minimum fifty years old. The great big ones you see in most photos are over three hundred years old. They are an endangered and protected species as well. Also, cacti do not have a thick bark to protect them from staples and thus could be damaged by one. And yes they have spines that could easily hold a bread, but then there would be no staple.

Going forward, Saguaro, and in fact all cacti will fall into the rule about bonsai, young trees, and stapling too many breads to a single tree. In each case, the tree can be actually harmed and the submission will be removed.

Please make use of the Report function to alert mods to any infractions.

Thank you.

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