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Re: New Items on The Vault - 9/9/99
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lugnet.admin.general
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Fri, 10 Sep 1999 15:43:11 GMT
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In lugnet.market.shopping, Todd Lehman writes:
> In lugnet.market.shopping, "Naji Norder" <n.norder@computer.org> writes:
> > In lugnet.market.shopping, Matthew J. Chiles writes:
> > > **You are on this mailing list because you have expressed interest in
> > > my direct Lego sales at The Vault. Please let me know if you would
> > > like to be removed from this list to receive notice of new
> > > additions.**
> >
> > IMO this doesn't belong in lugnet.market.shopping. Please keep ads
> > in buy-sell-trade.
> >
> > Todd: If I am incorrect, please tell me. If I'm right, please back me up.
>
> I think Matt posted in the right place. Matt has established his
> proprietorship "The Vault" much like an online store (where everything is
> first-come-first-serve and fixed-priced) and very little like a typical
> person-to-person sale. As long as he's comfortable posting to .shopping
> instead of .buy-sell-trade, it's perfectly OK.
>
> And note that .shopping group (not the .buy-sell-trade group) is, after all,
> where real stores (online or otherwise) would post about sales or new items
> (possibly also crossposted to a loc group for more focus).
Hmm. Maybe its just an impression I've formed, but I thought the .shopping
group was more for third-party information - ie: "Etoys has a sale", "TRU is
discounting x", etc. I didn't think its charter included advertising. I had
always thought that if (for example) eToys started posting to Lugnet, it would
be in .buy-sell-trade because it crossed the line between a third party
"awareness" post, and a first party advertisement.
To be honest, I'd perfer it that way, where .shopping was free from direct
advertisment.
James
http://www.shades-of-night.com/lego/
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