I have seen quite a few people complaining about other people "thread crapping" on their neobay threads. Although I would like neowinians to look out for other neowinians when they could get the item brand new for the same price, I don't think this is the way it is supposed to be in Neobay.

So I have a suggestion. Why not make the Neobay posts non reply-able except for the original seller? If someone would like to purchase the item they can PM the seller. Maybe even allow the seller to bump once every 5 days. I think this may clean up some of the clutter that has been showing up recently.

Just my 2 cents.

I guess in that case we'll need to up the amount of PM's each member can store or receive.

@frank: good idea.
you can store 100 messages, no need to increase that space imo.

offtopic: nice sig san diego. looks alot like my german license plate.

Thanks, made it myself.

I have another suggestion...

I have been going through the threads in Neobay, like this one, for example. I've noticed that it says that the "Title edited" by MapleCookie, yet, it doesn't include location, which I thought was kinda mandatory.

I keep seeing this, going into threads looking for something that I might pick up, and run into the problem that this is in the UK, and I'm in the US, or something similar.

Here are a few more examples of what I am talking about:
http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=262393
http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=262754
http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=261306

I just think it'd make it that much easier to find what everyone is looking for if it really was mandatory. And, since the mods are editing the title anyway...

I kind of agree with what Frank said, neowin needs to better administer the neobay forum and also add and change rules, I think thread bumping is ok till a certain point and therefore should be allowed.. I've lost interest in Neobay b/c no one seems to view it all the time and then sometimes there are the people who act like tattle tellers and get on your case because you are "thread-bumping" which annoys the hell outta me