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sticky threadMultiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by Family Room Moderator 06 December, 2011 13:17

Just a reminder that if you have more than one item to sell, please list them all on one post rather than starting lots of individual posts.

This helps to keep the boards fair for all - if one person starts 8 separate posts it means others get pushed down faster, which then starts the other problem of people bumping posts.

Multiple threads are removed without warning. If you can't find your thread, chances are that's the reason why.

Thanks all for your cooperation.

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by Family Room Moderator 09 April, 2012 09:08

Time for a reminder about this rule, as there are a number of culprits once again posting many times.

If you wish to reduce the price of an item, please don't use this as an excuse to bump your post back to the top of the list a few hours after first advertising it - just edit your original post to reflect the new price.

Has your post disappeared? Chances are you have broken the rules.

If I emailed every person to let them know I would rapidly run out of hours in the day, so your understanding and cooperation is appreciated.

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by Family Room Moderator 27 January, 2013 13:19

Reminder - please, if you are selling multiple items, list them all in a single post, or two posts at most. I've had to remove a lot of posts in the past few days and don't get time to email every person affected, so if your post has gone missing this is why.

Many thanks

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by Family Room Moderator 14 November, 2014 14:04

Time for a reminder regarding this rule, as it's the time of year when the classified board starts to move quickly. Please don't start multiple posts to sell items, add them all to one, or two, threads.

Multiple posts are removed without warning, as I simply don't have time to email everybody individually.

Thanks for your understanding.

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by Spiderwick 03 January, 2017 22:22

This is a 2017 reminder that multiple posting is against forum rules. It's not fair on anyone because it bumps everyone else's posts to the bottom.

Please stick to the rules or the forum daleks will exterminate your posts.

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by hammerman 12 January, 2017 23:56

I've seen so many multiple posts on the for sale section and this family classifieds section i.e. some people are creating 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or more separate posts and this makes more pages to read so it's still a problem.

Maybe they don't know that they just need to click on the 'reply to this message' blurb to make it a continuous post?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit was 2017:01:12:23:57:39 by hammerman.

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by Spiderwick 26 January, 2017 11:27

I am now deleting all multiple posts, as promised. Two will be tolerated but anything beyond that and they're dalek fodder.

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by hammerman 26 March, 2017 23:15

Looks like people need reminding of the multiple postings rule. So many on the for sale section today which makes more pages for us to read.

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by sabrina79 28 March, 2017 06:43

also a lot of nannies!!!!!

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by T&G 10 April, 2017 13:43

But if you make posts on different days how is this making multiple posts ? I made mine over a week or so as I went on clearing ...all now been deleted !

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by Spiderwick 11 April, 2017 10:26

You need to add to pre-existing sale posts. Mostly I'm operating on a common sense basis. Sometimes members advertise things for sale and then someone comments on an old post which then brings it back to the front page, which is fair enough. Other members, like someone whose posts I've just deleted for the second time, are making (in this case 13) separate posts for every item and it's not on.

The aim of this rule is to make the classifieds section as fair as possible for everyone. It really shouldn't be that hard to stick to.

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by natasha1 05 July, 2017 10:50

Hi,

I've just seen your message about not posting multiple times. Just wanted to check this as I have a lot of things for sale but can only attach three pictures to a post. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks,

Natasha

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by icravinho 16 September, 2017 08:54

Apologies I have just done that accidentally! How do I delete a post?

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by bethp 07 November, 2017 10:00

Hi, I've accidentally posted a for sale in the wrong section, how do i delete it? I've also posted it in the right section now too. Sorry and thank you for your help.

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by LibertyBlackley 01 December, 2017 12:46

Is it possible to add another category nannies and childcare related as they are all competing for space? Only trying to help? Or having a two page view so you can see more messages at one glance?

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by msmoppet July 04, 11:01PM

sorry, how do you delete a post? i have posted multiple times by mistake but can't seem to work out how to delete a post?

sticky threadRe: Multiple postings - zero tolerance
Posted by Administrator July 11, 10:52AM

You have to edit the text to say deleted.

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