Then put a disclaimer that these are your own personal words, feelings, impressions, etc and ATP has no correlations or responsibility of your words. That way we can *see* that it's *your* words & pictures and we can take them for the value that they present to us. Kinda like how in almost every single DVD movie out there that has a commentary section there's always the disclaimer in the beginning that states that "X" studio takes no responsibility of whatever comments or impressions the following commentary may give, blahblahblah.
And *I* find your information way more valuable than what I can find on the business' website. For instance (not trying to hijack this thread, sorry), check out this site here:
http://www.alphaila.com/articl...
It shows reality vs. false advertising, which what I feel most advertisements are: false.