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I don't believe that the meaning of the policy you referred to applys to what White_Chocolate was talking about.
Part of the little sisters/brothers programs involves (depending on the specific chapter, but the norm from my personal experience) the littles being given a special set of stitched letters after their completion of the program and ceremony. Ex: At my former school with SAE and their Violets the new girls would be given a set of SAE letters with Violet stitched under the letters. That type of letters exchange is forbidden as we are not supposed to be involved in those programs, and would be why chapters/sisters could be investigated and get in trouble.
However, if I read her post correctly (please W_C correct me if I'm wrong) she was referring to exchanging shirts that have Phi Sigma Sigma spelled out (from recruitments, Sapphire Balls, socials, or other events) or even shirts that may have been used in Greek Weeks and such that could have the letters on them. These types of exchanges have been OK for as long as I have been involved and if anything they can be a good PR.
Tara
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