When the mods miss the forest

[Theo]

...while looking at the tree. Or something like that.

So the rule is "no comments in sales threads". The rule should be more accurate as there are circumstances that require a conversation to unfold on the domain being sold.

For example, no comments of the kind "this domain sucks" or "this domain is super" should be allowed.

When a seller insinuates a domain has a certain meaning, it's only fair that further questions can be asked, related to deciding its fair value.

Example http://www.dnforum.com/f581/dubai2036-com-get-now-thread-380011.html

My comments and those of others were deleted. It *appears* that the number has a certain purpose, however after the seller was asked to define it, he did not specify the number as descriptive of a date or height alongside the main keyword. His closing statement was that the number can be "anything the owner wishes it to be".

I find it alarming that a moderator would be willing to "clean up" a sales thread but not be able to read between the lines. Textbook enforcement of rules belongs in totalitarian communities.

 

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That's what PM's are for.....

 

[Biggie]

the thread was reported


the OP of that sales thread should NOT have invited questions relating to the meaning of the domain for sale.

a pm was sent to him and the thread cleaned.

end of story