It sounds like a win win for the list Daniel, although I've never
used it there are many who would benefit, as long as it's not
permitted to become a "For Sale" forum/sell anything site.
Most WAMUGGERS have got the point by now that it's not a commercial
convenience to be abused.
It would assist some people looking for 2nd hand Mac bits 'n pieces
I'm sure.
Use discretion & when in doubt, do as Christopher has done... ask...
It's a great list!
regards,
Ken
On 10/11/2010, at 1:16 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote:
On 10/11/10 12:36 PM, "Christopher Phillips" <[email protected]>
wrote:
Is the occasional second hand personal sale item ok on the list?
There was
nothing in the Ts and Cs on the signup page, but the welcome email
made
mention of 'commercial' posts being inappropriate.
Cheers,
Christopher.
Hi Christopher
As far as I'm aware a "once in a blue" For Sale post is ok.
We used to have a separate WAMUG For sale list,..then it got murged.
I tend to make sure the header reads [4Sale] with the item
description. Then
if someone doesn't want to read it, they know it's selling
something ;)
But yes, a good point. Will note this to add it to the next WAMUG
committee
meeting to bring it up.
Kind Regards
Daniel
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