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Re: lugnet.market.mess
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lugnet.market.theory
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Sat, 20 Apr 2002 02:26:39 GMT
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I think the big difference was, at the time, that people actually ran their
own auctions via e-mail and posting to the .auction group. This produced
much more traffic back then compared to just the eBay announcements that we
get now.
Now we see very little commerce going on outside of eBay or Bricklink. So
if there were a specific group for each of these, that would certainly clear
up any confusion about where said posts should go! Everything else could
probably then be grouped into one catchall group.
Troy
"Ben Roller" <lugnews@rollerfamily.net> wrote in message
news:Guu958.M9F@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.admin.suggestions, Frank Filz writes:
> > NOOOOOOO (especially NOOOOOOOOOOOOO on combining the auction adds in
> > with other adds).
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> Ok, I tend to agree that high-volume sites like eBay and Bricklink need
> their own groups. I wonder though, what's the big difference between an • ad
> for an auction and a straight sale these days? I understand the • difference
> between an auction and a sale of course, but with eBay's "Buy It Now" • option
> and the way things have generally changed in the last few years, why are
> auction ads so different?
>
> Ben Roller
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| (...) Ok, I tend to agree that high-volume sites like eBay and Bricklink need their own groups. I wonder though, what's the big difference between an ad for an auction and a straight sale these days? I understand the difference between an auction (...) (22 years ago, 19-Apr-02, to lugnet.market.theory)
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