On-list advertisements/long sigs

[George Harris]

I agree with the idea that a member should be allowed to post a notice 
of parts available, or a new web site. I personally don't subscribe to 
the marketplace updates because I have a number of parts cars, but I am 
interested in listers who are clearing out parts cars, or want to inform 
us of their new web site, even if it is advertising parts.

I do not want businesses posting on the list though. That is what the 
marketplace is for.

Cheers
George

Robert Mangas wrote:
> 
>  FWIW, the policy on the Miata powerlist I subscribe to allows for ONE 
> post to alert the members of parts which are available.  No commercial 
> posts, and no ebay links.  The idea is that it's cool to let the other 
> people on the list have first crack at whatever you've got for sale.  
> Works well, and it _is_ nice to get an opportunity to buy before the 
> general public, as it were...  To be fair, however, there's no 
> list-specific marketplace there.
> 
> $0.02,
> Robert
> 
>> From: "Dave K." <desmo888 at comcast.net>
>> To: <quattro at audifans.com>,"Mark L. Chang" <mchang at ee.washington.edu>
>> CC: 200q20v at audifans.com
>> Subject: Re: On-list advertisements/long sigs
>> Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2004 23:54:25 -0500
>>
>> I have apparently broken this rule but I don't think it was necessarily a
>> bad thing.  First I want to confess that I thought the rule did not 
>> apply to
>> an occasional ad by a regular lister, my bad.
> 
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