Unnecessary comments on sale threads..>>>

[seraphe]

I do agree sometimes with the unnecessary clutter. It's not really about the bandwidth, but the clutter of unrelated or repeated information that each reader has to go through.

To avoid this, we need to...
1) read through each post and avoid repeating question/comment and
2) keep your question/comment short or paragraphed if it's long.

[Raist]

I do agree sometimes with the unnecessary clutter. It's not really about the bandwidth, but the clutter of unrelated or repeated information that each reader has to go through.

To avoid this, we need to...
1) read through each post and avoid repeating question/comment and
2) keep your question/comment short or paragraphed if it's long.

I also agree sometimes with the unnecessary clutter. Although it's not about the bandwidth, it's more about the clutter that each reader has to go through.

I agree we need to...
1) read through each post (or skip a few and post "nice watch", and avoid repeating.
2) keeping the questions short or paragraphed if it's long.

[R2D4]

To be honest, I really don't mind the cheer-leading. It's the friggin novels and drama I could do without. It should be noted that PMing someone privately on a price or mistake is more appropriate than publicly posting. Although it should also be noted that public corrections can be done tastefully.

Signed,

Leo Tolstoy