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Re: Confusion re: market.brickshops (was Re: New Brickbay shop- McBricks)
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lugnet.admin.general
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Sun, 2 Sep 2001 20:01:58 GMT
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Julie Krenz wrote:
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> In lugnet.admin.general, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> > In lugnet.admin.general, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> > > In lugnet.admin.general, Kevin Wilson writes:
> > > > Cary Clark wrote in message ...
> > > > > The great thing about market.brickstores is that if you're interested in
> > > > > BrickBay and the like, there's only one place to look. I don't think you'll
> > > > > miss any business by not posting to buy-sell-trade.
> > > >
> > > > Except for the people who don't even know market.brickshops exists (like
> > > > me), or who are used to seeing BB-related messages in b-s-t.
> > >
> > > Which would be probably 98% of LUGNET at this point, I betcha. Easy fix,
> > > though. Crosspost b-s-t with FUT set to brickstores and explain that it's a
> > > new group and it is the place to be for this sort of jammin' action.
> >
> > Let me take back what I said, above. I re-read both charters carefully and I
> > think unless there is a charter change, posting sales announcements or new
> > shop openings may actually be off charter for market.brickshops. Not a LOT
> > off charter, about as off charter as posting in market.theory, but the
> > charter for BST seems to fit better.
> >
> > I reread them because I just had occasion to post something about my store.
> > The way I read brickshops, it's intended for discussion of store mechanics,
> > operational problems, etc. Could be wrong but that's the way the charter
> > reads to me.
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> I agree with Larry. Here's how the charter is worded:
> ***
> lugnet.market.brickshops (group):
> Discussions and informational postings related to personal online
> LEGO-related "shops" and third-party buyer/seller services
> (BrickBay, etc.)
> ***
> And here's examples of my thinkin' on it:
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> I see as an example of "discussions" as a thread on how the feedback system
> could be improved at BB.
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> I see as an example of "informational postings" as someone checking in to see
> if BB is down, or is it just them type of thing.
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> I don't see anywhere in the above that lugnet.market.brickshops is a place to
> post store openings/reopenings or sales annoucements.
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> The lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade page reads like this:
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> ? Community trading post, items wanted, items for straight sale (no auctions),
> experiences, market analysis (1), etc.
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> Since lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade is for "items for straight sale" (which is
> what BrickBay is) I think b.s.t. is the appropriate place to post store
> openings/reopenings or sales annoucements.
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> Suz or Todd could we please have a clearification on this issue?
Definitely confusing. If it is for discussion of brickshops, I wonder
why we need another group, or does that kind of discussion not really
fit lugnet.market.theory.
I would dearly love to see lugnet.market.brickshops be the place to
announce sales and whatnot for Brickbay and other such online shops. I
think we need to separate the market traffic for "individual, primarily
by e-mail" selling and trading from the traffic announcing stuff for
sale on easily searchable, multiple seller venues (especially since
Brickbay has a feature to send buyers e-mails when desired items are in
stock).
I also wonder, does anyone run non-eBay auctions any more? I haven't
particularly paid attention. I'd be real inclined to let those be
announced in lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade given that 99% of the auction
traffic is now on eBay.
Frank
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