Editing Burning Flipside (section)

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''No Vending.'' Flipside is a non-commercial event; sales of any commodity (the one exception being ice) for cash is not allowed and may cause eviction from the event.<ref>http://www.burningflipside.com/about#What></ref> Instead, a [[gift economy]] is used. Giving one gift in exchange for another is considered good form, but any kind of quid pro quo is a violation of the gift-economy rules

''Leave No Trace.'' An extension of the self-reliance principle applied to outdoor living, requiring all participants to respect their environment and clean up everything they bring in. Participants try to leave the site cleaner than they found it rather than in an identical condition.

''Art Installations''—Flipside community members bring art to the event for display, including large free-standing works, fire art, and interactive pieces.

''Theme camps''—Groups of participants who build a structure or area for public entertainment with an underlying theme. (Example: Casineaux Camp - A camp with a Casino Theme with real gambling style games, but using donated prizes and fake coins.)

''Performances''—Flipside has a number of performance spaces that are used by musicians, theatre groups, DJs, fire performers, pageants, and interactive performances.