Yellow Ribbon

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FAB365 wants you to experience the thrill of 3D printing without worrying about its limitations. We're making it happen with three game-changing features: Assemble Free, Support Free, and Size Free. With these tools, you'll be able to create new value in 3D printing without any stress. Visit our website at https://fab365.net to learn more. FAB365 was created as a tribute to the tragic events that should never happen again in Korean history. However, each country has its own unique way of using ribbons with different meanings behind them. You can find out more about their origins on the Internet. Since the dawn of the internet, netizens have used ribbons to express their opinions on social issues. One notable example is the Blue Ribbon movement that took place in 1996 when US Senator Exxon proposed a bill to ban abusive language online. Since then, various colored ribbons with different meanings have been used on the internet: 1. Blue Ribbon: A symbol of opposition against censorship, it's also used for pet protection. 2. White Ribbon: A ribbon against violence towards women. 3. Black Ribbon: Used by anarchists and workers' movements. 4. Gray Ribbon: For children with disabilities. 5. Yellow Ribbon: To ban junk mail (indiscriminate advertising). 6. Brown Ribbon: To highlight beer drinking rights worldwide. 7. Red Ribbon: Emphasizing social education for AIDS. The medical community uses colorful ribbons as symbols to raise awareness about certain diseases and give hope to those fighting them: 1. The red ribbon indicates love and passion, informing people that HIV/AIDS is an infectious disease caused by blood exchange. It's a symbol of protection, support, and understanding of the human rights of HIV/AIDS infected people. 2. The Pink Ribbon was launched in October 1990 by EsterLoader to promote awareness of breast cancer and early screening. 3. Blue Ribbons are deployed worldwide every September to raise awareness about prostate cancer. 4. Orange ribbons mean starvation, leukemia, and multiple sclerosis. 5. Yellow ribbons mean suicide prevention, missing child protection, and lung cancer. 6. Purple ribbons mean animal abuse prevention, ADHD, and pancreatic cancer. These ribbons can be used as a means of expressing your own social expressions. We've designed these ribbons to be easy to print using 3D printers, even for beginners. However, a Raft or Brim is required. You can also wear them safely without worrying about them falling off. If you have trouble putting them on, you can print them slightly bigger and attach them to bags or keychains. The size of these ribbons is 24mm x 40mm x 8.25mm.