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Re: When Do We Call it Auction? (Was: Re: 6286 Last Call)
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lugnet.market.theory
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Wed, 16 Feb 2000 05:24:49 GMT
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Kevin Salm wrote in message ...
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> Frank Filz wrote in message ...
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> > Tammy,
> >
> > Unfortunately you walked into a minefield here (take a look at
> > lugnet.admin.general if you care about the history of said minefield, also
> > look at the thread here in lugnet.market.theory about what is an auction). I
> > hope you won't take offense at this post, I'm trying to weigh in on the side
> > of having understandable rules, and granting some leeway.
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> {some snippage occured here}
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> > I wonder how many of the people who "don't even want to
> > know auctions exist" follow lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade? The one person we
> > heard from who doesn't want to hear about auctions didn't sound like he was
> > interested in any market action at all.
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> That's me! I fit this profile perfectly--just as you described it Frank.
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> I never look at market.auction. But I get buy-sell-trade via email and read
> every post.
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> I am not anti-auction, just have my reasons--mostly financial at this time.
How offended are you by the general level of misplaced auction posts (this
past week or so has been ridiculous, I wonder what's causing it)? How do you
feel about the "best offer by" deals (which are in effect sealed bid
auctions)? Do you feel Tammy's trade offer was being turned into an auction
(as a participant, I did feel it was being turned into an auction, though I
understand what Tammy was trying to do, another case of a fuzzily worded
post causing a thermonuclear reaction)?
Frank
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