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Bump or no bump? 864 hours later

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theinvestor

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If someone could kindly explain something to me...would be greatly appreciated.

What is the point of waiting 24 hours / 48 hours before being able to repost on a thread? Is it so you cannot bump ?

I agree with this rule. Although i do believe once that time passes, you should be allowed to make a post requesting possibly more offers etc. Although bin reductions of 10% are necessary, i think if you implement a rule such as the one above about having to wait 24 or 48 hours. It must be so you cannot bump.

The way i understand this rule is that after 24/48 hours (it's different every time) you are allowed to make a post.

Anyways both rules are great. No bumping. It makes sense. But when i make a post and wait 36 days (864 hours) to post again. I think i am entitled to say "Accepting more offers on this domain again" ...considering i did not make a post in over a month. How is this bumping? So..my thread is closed and now i have to create a NEW thread. Makes sense...that stopped bumping??

The point of bumping is to reduce spam...but making another post over a month later is now bumping too? Come on!!
 

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I just checked, I see the thread you are referring to that was locked.
http://www.dnforum.com/f283/subtrack-com-thread-285127.html
You had bumped that thread three times over the course of about a month.
To dodge the rule about bumping, it's best to start a new thread (after 7 days have elapsed)

The bumping rule is straightforward -
http://www.dnforum.com/rules.php#12
12. Do not "bump" your sale threads with the word "bump" or no relevant information. All replies to your own threads in sales MUST contain information pertaining to the sale. You must have a minimum price reduction of 10% to post a price reduction as a bump. Otherwise, edit the original post and do not bump! Do not use sneaky bump tactics like "If you PM me, post in the thread that you PM'd me". No "PM sent" replies to threads. There are too many bump tactics to list, so please just don't try any of them. Trading bumps is not permitted, you bump for me, I bump for you, etc., so even if there's no harm intended, do not bump others' threads because you think it's a good deal, or the recipient will feel obligated to bump your thread, and you can see where this will lead.

You may also see this thread for more info and discussions about the script we have to prevent bumping:
http://www.dnforum.com/f77/you-now-have-wait-7-days-bump-thread-dnforum-2-thread-276819.html

Kind regards
 
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