MShipley88 wrote:OK...I succeeded....took me a minute to find the Horrific Violation of Privacy button, but I was able to spy on others successfully. Apparently people who bid on stuff they don't want others seeing must create false identities?I can't believe that Ebay allows that. Well, yes I can, but I don't think they should.
AdderMcOne wrote:I did think it was poor form for Faro to put in the permalink to Mark's bid list.
MShipley88 wrote:The seller on that Living Greyhawk lot says the map from #2 [corrected to #2 by grodog] is on his wall. Anyone know where I can get that map? I recall an online map, but does anyone know where to look for a paper copy?
Deadlord39 wrote:Open, unmoderated forum. Post whatever you like!
Beyondthebreach wrote:Hey Ship, if you really thought about it, I am sure you would see why this is such a good thing. Being able to see other people's bids is the main way that we are able to help protect the ebay community from the "bad guys"?
Deimos3529 wrote:(If anyone truly thinks the DMA is "interesting" -- try to get out more.)
faro wrote:Either people can post in this thread without having to stress 'bout "complaints", or else it might as well be locked-down.Personally, I still prefer to point out "interesting items" (and not just top-$ ones), to help keep hobby-interest levels going rather than form a silent cartel to protect "our interests". It's a close call, though.
faro wrote:Whether or not that fits your definition, it is very wearing having to "worry" about whether it's OK or not to post anything here without the indirect, repetitive critique of "I didn't mention those two auctions because there were Acaeum members already listed as bidders" (EVEN if they were no longer high bidders!).*Silly and rather childish, IMO; just like long, re-re-edited rambling replies with phrasing such as "I will add my bid list to my signature file if anyone has any concerns about that" (called, please do!), "can everyone please please please forgive me this terrible act?" (:roll:) and "So is it accepted here to post auctions even if others are the high bidder now? If so then when I do it I will make sure the people affected know it was "your will" we are doing this because others tend to observe it" (emphasis mine) (go for it...).OK, enough already (like ya say, trying to get the "last word").Either people can post in this thread without having to stress 'bout "complaints", or else it might as well be locked-down.Personally, I still prefer to point out "interesting items" (and not just top-$ ones), to help keep hobby-interest levels going rather than form a silent cartel to protect "our interests". It's a close call, though.=TD #10, 11 in stated VF+ condition. Snit Smashing intact in #10.Seller has #7-11 (OK, the "common" issues), but interest is focusing on #7, 8 leaving #10, 11 cheaper, for now. Poss. worth a watch, anyhow. ** expired/removed eBay auction ** ** expired/removed eBay auction **$5 start (7 day auction)Battlesystem + H1 to play (or else as useful spares in high grade) ** expired/removed eBay auction **$16 with 1 day to goMisc. stack of mods + Wild Things ** expired/removed eBay auction **$12 with 5 1/2 days to go
bclarkie wrote:This forum beomes more divided every day....