I stole most of them from hkpro. which does seem to have a very civil for sale forum.Great ideas there Lars. Thanks.
which does seem to have a very civil for sale forum.
I have to respectfully disagree with jon about pictures being required. It would be polite to post them quickly if you intend to, otherwise make clear your intention to NOT provide pictures. However, many folks aren't computer savy and/or don't own a digital camera. I consider the pictures an aid to the sale, but not a requirement. How many of us have bought used cars (etc.) out of the classified ads where no picture was printed? I think jon's idea has good intentions and is the most polite method, but I hate to see it become a requirement.
6. Keep comments on ads related to the ad directly.
- Related comments being: "Can you provide more pictures, How many rounds fire, etc."
- Non-related comments along the lines of: "You're price is crazy high. What a POS, Etc."
I'd like to add to item 6
No Negative comments on someones For Sale thread.
If the price is to high, no one will be interested.
If the price is to low It is probably already sold. LOL
If it's a piece of junk, Keep it to yourself.
Common courtesy and politeness should apply.
Scutter, the only reason for #6 is actually to cut down on having to read through 3 pages of comments to find the "new lowered price" or changes made to the original offer.
An alternative would be to edit the original post of course. but that doesn't cause the thread to show up in "new posts".
This is however why we've asked for comments
Great ideas. I Look forward to seeing the new rules in place.
I'm assuming proper procedure would be to PM W9ZEB with any oddball situations, questions, etc?