Re: I'm not sure I agree; perhaps Dave does Message #6 Posted by Vieira, Luiz C. (Brazil) on 25 Dec 2002, 5:38 p.m., in response to message #3 by Mike
Hi;
as you, me and many others in here (I'd say all of us in here, but...) are serious people, there is no need for this. Confidence is probably the word that lead Dave to allow this all. I am sure none of the regular contributors in here would do that. I once read two inappropriate adds at the classified and I removed them. My IP was sent to the one who posted them, and I received no complains. They were not correct adds.
But I agree with you: I should not have done that, but I would never delete a serious add. And I'm pleading guilty, because I have already done it.
When I first get into the Museum's sites, I posted and renewed the same add about four/five times a day. Dave previously sent me an e-mail explaining the "rules": avoid applying the same add for more than two times a week. I just erased the old one and post it again, so it was always in the top! Suddenly, my add began to disappear and I complained. Dave once again explained to me and I could finally understand, it was a matter of interpretation: in my readings, the posts would be more efficient if renewed constantly. And I did it. Four times a day. Till they were smashed out of the Classified Adds page.
I felt a lot ashamed for that, and I apologized for what I'd done. I think time took care of showing I am a serious contributor.
If I post an add at the Classified Adds and receive a message it was removed, I'll post it again. If it happens every time I post it, I'll ask Dave to help me keeping it there. For sure if there is someone removing my posts, he does not deserve my worries.
When we are confident with the group, the outsiders are still out there.
Just my thoughts. I'd not worry about that.
Best regards.
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