I have seen this happen a couple times, and I find it a great example of the greater community the Beltline has helped to foster. This is a stand someone came and set up on the Beltline to promote whatever business they had. I think this is a great way to get people to know about whatever products or services one is offering, as people are not likely to get angry at vendors on the Beltline, I think. I believe this is because the atmosphere of the Beltline is one that is very casual and friendly, not where people are in a rush to get somewhere. If you want to avoid them, you can, there is not a whole lot pressure to talk to these promoters if one does not want to.