View Full Version : An idea about the fs/t forums
DiscipleDOC
10-07-07, 05:23 PM
When someone is ineligible to sell in the forums, their email/website should be deleted so that no one will be able to contact that person. Even though we close threads, the seller is still able to get emails from someone that will probably get cheated out of their money.
Just my .02 cents.
|MaguS|
10-07-07, 05:49 PM
I don't agree with this. It's not MikeCs responsibility if someone contacts the seller through email when his thread was locked for not following the rules. the Buyer should have been smart enough to know that its a bad sign to contact a seller who had the thread locked.
superklye
10-07-07, 06:05 PM
I don't agree with this. It's not MikeCs responsibility if someone contacts the seller through email when his thread was locked for not following the rules. the Buyer should have been smart enough to know that its a bad sign to contact a seller who had the thread locked.
Agreed. If someone's dumb enough to go through on a deal with a shady seller then they need to deal with the consequences.
DiscipleDOC
10-07-07, 07:26 PM
Well...those were just my thoughts. What would be the purpose of just closing a thread when people can still get in contact with that person?
crainger
10-07-07, 07:40 PM
Well...those were just my thoughts. What would be the purpose of just closing a thread when people can still get in contact with that person?
So people can see why it was closed. Removing the email might be a nice, but it's up to the FS mod to devote the extra bit of time I guess. Can mods edit posts?
Well...those were just my thoughts. What would be the purpose of just closing a thread when people can still get in contact with that person?
I agree DiscipleDoc. It is no harder to delete a thread than it is to close it. If they don't register to sell it's not serving a purpose to leave the thread visable to members. Once they register it's easy enough to undelete the thread. :)
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