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Started by Dan_TX
Fri, 22 Mar 2002 05:18
"Re:" For Auction posts in dfw.forsale
Author: Dan_TX
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 05:18
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 05:18
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I was one of many that made suggestions on the dfw.forsale charter. Some did not want a group charter, most were commercial posters that did not care of their 300 repetitive posts each day clogged up the newsgroup. You say use filters to block the Ebay and commercial posts, good suggestion in theory except the posters change their posts in order to get pass filters and why should people using dfw.forsale properly have to filter out posts that are not within the charter. Anyone remember Marissa Jane from Cyber Exchange and her excessive commercial posts? When the section allowing for auction posts was discussed I was one of several that suggested any type of auction posts should not be allowed as it would only create the current problem of one persons interptation being different from another persons. Some posters read the for auction section of the charter and the faq dealing with commercial auctions such as Ebay and decide it does not apply to them and make Ebay posts. Other posters do not bother to read the charter even though every fourteen days it is posted in the group for all posters to read. I for one would approve of a for auction only group so I could sit back and watch them gripe when the amount of auction posts clog up the group making downloading and reading of posts so slow most internet providers would block the group. Let them have their own group, take the for auction section out of dfw.forsale and replace it with an estate sale only section, if the estate was to be auctioned off then it would be posted in the auction group. This would stop all of the off topic discussion posts in dfw.forsale currently going on.
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