It seems you see it at every show. You get the application. 100% handcrafted items only. Ok, fine. You must list every item you are going to sell. No problem, fine. You see advertisements in the paper and such saying this is a CRAFT show. 100's of booths of handcrafted items....blah blah blah. You think great! Sounds good. Day of the show. Setting up you notice tables full of Avon, imported trinkets, etc. It feels like you're just spinning your wheels. I'm thinking WTF. Plenty of crafters complain, but nothing is done. At the end of the day you have dozens of p*ssed off crafters. Next year rolls around. Well, the quality craft people are no longer signing up for the show, because they think, "hey man, why should I go sit there with Avon right next to me?' The show promoters are seeing that they need more money coming in, so now the Home Interior floodgate is lifted. "Come on in, your money's green, we'll look the other way." Another craft show down the tubes. In a way letting the other crafters judge what is handmade is good, because they go around and do it anyway. The thing they need to change is that they need to LOWER the fee if they are shifting the responsibility to other crafters. They want it both ways. Sorry, but ummmm no. Over time, all that is going to be accomplished is that you will rarely see a good old school craft show. There is more and more imported junk slipping thru the cracks all the time. Show promoters want more and more money and now they want us to do their job for them? I don't think so.