chris25810
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Enlighten me please?
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We've got a smart one here folks!
. Remember that someday we're all going to sell these things ...
No sir. Mine goes with the house. I really don't think there is any possible way of getting them out of my basement, unless you hack them up with an axe.
Please do. Nobody can show any legitimate reasoning for this.In short, as I mentioned 2 weeks ago, I'm inclined to ban price policing.
Opens it up to opinion of what is appropriate, some people may sneak in "price policing" comments in the guise of "Quality policing." While I agree to an extent that this may not be a bad thing I could see it being abused.That said, I am inclined to allow some quality policing. It would be helpful to buyers to reveal facts about an item that might not be obvious to a newbie buyer (or possibly even to the seller himself). Side art ½ ripped off is obvious to all and deserves no comments. An incorrect replacement overlay or a conversion machine that some might not know is a conversion is something else. These types of posts on condition might likely be appropriate, as long as the comments didn't say that because of the condition the price was ridiculous. (quality policing shouldn't open the door to price policing).
I've been PMed the arguments that PP helps protect the newbees from abusive 'dealer' pricing and that these forums shouldn't be a venue for such dealers (who have CL and eBay and their web sites) and that they forums should just be for collector to collector deals...
What I see is a lot of arguments back and forth because of the PP, and I question how many newbies are being helped.
Maybe the PP here can help me on a FAQ/Newbie Buyers Guide to help educate and 'protect' instead...