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Re: Ebay auction Group
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lugnet.admin.general
Date: 
Sat, 19 Feb 2000 20:07:09 GMT
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rsanders@svic.!Spamcake!net
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tossing an idea up in the air...

How about:
   lugnet.market-place.auction.fixed-ending-time
   lugnet.market-place.auction.variable-ending-time

This feels a little goofy, but it might address some of the concerns.

Ray

R2 wrote:
> 
> Julie Krenz wrote in message ...
> > In lugnet.admin.general, Todd Lehman writes: • But on the other hand, creating a new .ebay group and requiring that eBay
> > > posts go there isn't much different from not creating a new .ebay group • and
> > > instead requiring that eBay posts simply contain the word "eBay" in the
> > > subject line.  For example:
> > > 
> > >   Subject: eBay: 10 new Fabuland auctions starting today
> > >   Subject: [ebaY] Metroliner and Club Car - ends 28 Feb
> > >   Subject: EBAY - bulk red bricks
> > > 
> > > This way, people wanting to find or ignore eBay posts just set up their
> > > newsreaders or email filters to select or unselect eBay messages.  (I • think
> > > some people even do this now.)  This would also mean that there's a right • way
> > > and a wrong way to make eBay-related auction posts, but if someone did • forget
> > > to put "eBay" in the subject line, I think even Netscape's email filter
> > > supports searching the body of a message for a substring.
> > > 
> > > --Todd
> > I like this idea. Most regular ebay sellers already do this. It shouldn't • be
> > too hard to get the rest of the regular ebay sellers to comply to this
> > rule.Getting the occasional ebay posters to do it will be more of a • challenge
> > to enforce and hassle to endure.
> > Julie
> 
> I do believe that this may be a hassle to enforce.
> 
>  If we have a separate Ebay listing a "normal" person should be able to
> reason that Ebay announcements belong in this group. Requiring that they put
> Ebay in the heading would be harder to enforce, IMO.
> 
> Rose

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Julie Krenz wrote in message ... (...) But on the other hand, creating a new .ebay group and requiring that eBay (...) and (...) think (...) way (...) forget (...) be (...) challenge (...) I do believe that this may be a hassle to enforce. If we (...) (27 years ago, 19-Feb-00, to lugnet.admin.general)

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