TRADING POST ??

[Great-Kazoo]

Would it not be better for a seller to keep the price & description, listed even when the item has been sold. This way one gets a feel for the average selling (asking) price. PLUS... It might clear up an issue IF the buyer was told one thing and item received was not in condition advertised .

Could get ugly when a buyer post I was Ripped Off by X. With the item no longer shown and description, who knows what's what.


Mods what ya'll think?

[kwando]

I agree!

[Gunner]

I agree

[newracer]

I have always thought that. IIRC it was brought up a while ago and shot down.


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[TheNewKC]

I thought it used to be that way years ago for this very reason.

But I was outta the game for almost 5 years, so I might have missed something.

[brutal]

Not that I disagree. However, while I could be wrong, I believe the mods have access to every edit if need be.

[CS1983]

Would be nice, particularly when trying to price items locally. I have a rifle I want to sell and Armslist is no help because prices seem to vary wildly depending on location.

[theGinsue]

While most, if not all, of the staff would agree with this desire, we're left wondering how to enforce such a thing and what penalty would be appropriate for a violation.

While the staff encourages folks to leave their sale/trade threads intact and prevent members from deleting the threads themselves, since I've been a moderator we've never had a hard and fast requirement/rule to leave the contents intact. Then again, this could always change.

[Irving]

Not that I disagree. However, while I could be wrong, I believe the mods have access to every edit if need be.

That's not my experience with being a mod.

[Erni]

It would be a great resource.