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Re: Tom, Ebay auction group? What happened?
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lugnet.admin.general
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Fri, 10 Mar 2000 05:36:39 GMT
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LPIENIAZEK@NOVERA.stopspamCOM
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Ditto. Like I said, why is someone (silly enough to be) running a
private auction where he or she does all the work for no apparent
benefit somehow better than someone who has the common sense to use
something that automates some of the work and thus lets them spend more
time on LEGO (or flaming away in .debate, or whatever) ?
And, like I said, what's the line? Is a "demlow machine" auction
private? It's automated but it's not run on a public server. Is a BRICKS
auction private? Silly division that ultimately causes divisiveness.
Rob Farver wrote:
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> On Thu, 9 Mar 2000 22:32:52 GMT, "R2" <r2eng@primenet.com> wrote:
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> > I started a thread a few weeks ago asking for a separate group for Ebay
> > auction announcements. What was the outcome? I thought that there were some
> > good suggestions.
> >
> > Eric and I did put a filter for Ebay auctions (in the title) and for our
> > favorite auction poster (that usually omits Ebay in their subject headers).
> > This does filter out many (?) announcements, however, since this subject
> > came up it appears that more people are omitting Ebay from their subject
> > header. We seem to be getting more Ebay announcements that slip through the
> > filter.
> >
> > If we aren't going to start a separate Ebay auction group can we at least
> > get people to put Ebay in their subject header? Can we then have permission
> > to "spam" them with their own message if they continually "forget" to do
> > this? (smile)
> >
> > Rose
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>
> You know, the people that put eBay in there title are doing it as a courtesy.
> It's certainly not required (and shouldn't be in my opinion). Now you want
> to turn around and harass the people that don't? And please don't reply to
> this saying they're harassing you. If an eBay auction announcement is placed
> in market.auction it's not harassing, whether it has eBay in it's title or not.
> I'm tired of seeing all this animosity towards eBay auctions. eBay auctions
> are a WHOLE lot easier to run than "hand run" auctions, and reach a WHOLE lot
> more people. I used to have time to run auctions by hand but with two kids,
> a new house and my wife and I both working it's just not possible anymore.
>
> Rob
>
> +-------------------------------------------+
> | Rob Farver - rfarver@rcn.com |
> | http://www.farver.com/lego/ |
> | http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/rfarver |
> +-------------------------------------------+
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