Changes!

[z3]

It gets there that way from the home page ... but I dont use the homepage often ....

It doesnt show up when clicking on the "classifieds" section

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I see NO reloading supplies header under classifieds.

Roger, I sent OS a Pm he will get with the dev guy and get it figured out.

 

[Okuma]

The reloading supplies link in the classifieds page will be fixed this evening, just got overlooked somehow

 

[b.a.customkydex]

The reloading supplies link in the classifieds page will be fixed this evening, just got overlooked somehow

No problem....just trying to be helpful is all. Figure the screen captures would help since some were saying it was still there but not seeing it from our perspective.

 

[dougiemac]

If a Mod disables comments can the original poster turn them back on ??

No.


"Do not reopen a thread closed by a moderator, start a thread in the private help forum if there is a question as to why it was closed."
http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/thr...amp-Guidelines!

 

[b.a.customkydex]

No.


"Do not reopen a thread closed by a moderator, start a thread in the private help forum if there is a question as to why it was closed."
http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/thr...amp-Guidelines!

If they turn the comments off just cause it's a train wreck according to them, I don't see why the OP couldn't turn them back on.

 

[Okuma]

If they turn the comments off just cause it's a train wreck according to them, I don't see why the OP couldn't turn them back on.

You can re-enable comments but it'll then get deleted. We aren't going to use this all the time, just for the threads that cause us trouble.

 

[b.a.customkydex]

You can re-enable comments but it'll then get deleted. We aren't going to use this all the time, just for the threads that cause us trouble.

Understood.

 

[Okuma]

Besides the reloading supplies section missing from the classifieds tab, has anyone had any other issues?

 

[DOGBONE]

Overall, you comment has some validity. However, explain to me how someone "gouges" on sporting equipment. You want to call someone out on an ad because YOU don't like the price? Why? It does not belong to you, cannot hurt you, but you think you are protecting someone from a too high price? Control yourself, hit the back button if you don't like the price and quit thinking you are the all knowing price monitor. Give me one instance, where a buyer has complained about the price of something. Oh, we have all the non-buyer complaining, but never once have I seen a buyer complain. If the ad is too high, buyers will not buy, Complaining about it is just stupid.

well said!

 

[Jetwrench]

well said!

I guess your right as far as the pricing goes. The stuff isn't mine. The problem I have is when someone "makes the rounds" and buys everything there is and then turns it for a hefty profit. There is appreciation and depreciation of values on our stuff but $50-75 for a brick of .22 or 60-75 cents a round for .223? Really?!? What pisses me off is I have a very good friend who's retired. He is on a fixed income and before December happened he loved spending time with his grand kids and an old .22 just plinking away. Now, with the "opportunists" the old rifle sits idle. But your right, it's what the market will allow, so screw the guy that's an enthusiast as long as someone can double their money and give them a "protect my sensitive eyes from being called out" button.