For sale question

[janko]

How is bumping your own thread more than twice any different than a mod making their own for sale thread a sticky?

[brokeAs240sx]

bcs you don't run, pay, or invest in this forum even 1/1000th of how much they do.

If you want ur for sale thread to be a sticky, you need to start your own forum :).

[futureteg]

mods don't run/pay or invest anything, admins on the other hand yes.

[janko]

True......

[ai_jo]

shouldn't this be in the suggestions forum?

[janko]

If you want ur for sale thread to be a sticky, you need to start your own forum :).

I will, and its going to have alcohol, hookers and gambling. You'll see, I'll show you all!

[brokeAs240sx]

mods don't run/pay or invest anything, admins on the other hand yes.

I meant invest as in time. Run as in moderating. Pay, probably not, but time is worth money.

[FaLKoN240]

I can't wait for this to be locked, and your punishment.

[janko]

What? because I brought up a good point?

[TOMY]

I agree with Janko, This site has gone to shit since 2003.

[mrmephistopheles]

TOMY
Zilvia Member

Join Date: Mar 2003

Funny. 2003 is when you joined! If you hate it here so much, why come back?

To address the OP's question:
I have a stickied FS thread because I can. Don't misinterpret that. I'm not trying to come off as being haughty.
I just think it's a small privilege that can be enjoyed by the administrative staff here for the time and effort given.
That means it's ok for mods too (Jeff240sx had a stickied FS thread as well at one time).

The reason behind the whole 'bumping threads' rule is simply that regardless of your threads' location in the forum, users can search and find what they're looking for. If you want something to sell fast (while it's on the first page), price it attractively. Alot of folks feel the need to bump when their thread gets off the first page because they think not many people will see it. This isn't the case, therefore we have a 'minimal bumping policy'