I'm sorry Larry, there is still the option of raiding his house with pitchforks and torches..
We could always make a mini-meet of it...
We could always make a mini-meet of it...
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Head-Fi is still a great community, but it's becoming more and more, how should I say, open in the variety of people admitted. I think that's the beauty and default of Head-Fi. Anybody can join, but that anybody isn't always good people. However, anybody can discover the beauty of Head-Fi and its generous people.
As for selling restrictions and all, I don't think we should change anything. Newbies are here to learn, try and sell stuff, and getting the posting requirements higher will just slow their course. Personnally, I'm not that guy that does a everyday commentary in everypost, but I READ a lot and I sometime do some constructive commentaries when needed. I don't have multiple thousands posts. I'm also into organising meet. You see, Head-Fi isn't all about posting, it's about being INTERESTED, LEARNING and HAVING FUN more than doing multiple post. That's my point of view, maybe you think an "active" member should be posting 3 post everyday, but I don't. There will always be bad people everywhere on the internet. You just have to be cautious, that's all. |

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Just wondering.. did you put up a WTB or did Punnisher put up a FS? I believe it is against forum policy to sell DIY on the FS threads without becoming a member of the trade.
Despite upping required post counts to post in the FS forums, you still cannot stop buyers with less than 50 posts from PM'ing sellers. You can't prevent them from entering the FS forums anyway so those decent people wouldn't be left in the dust. Might be harder for you to sell your stuff, but if everyone goes through the same procedure, who has any right to complain? Upping the post counts for possible sellers would be a great way of weeding out people who try to scam by selling things they do not have, or flipping items for profit, or scammers. The number of posts does not measure honesty, but gives buyers more peace of mind to continue on with a transaction, and develop the sense of community in head-fi. |
| Originally Posted by stuartr Given your identical grammar, request and being from the same city, I assume you are waddragon but using a different username. But if not, please understand that there are several people in front of you who I will contact first if I decide to sell them again. Thanks very much, Stuart |
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By the way, he also tried to get me to trade my HP-2's to him for the HE60/HEV70 combo he got from cant sleep. He said he paid 1800 dollars for them and wanted me to trade plus 300 dollars cash for the headphones. I refused, because he struck me as untrustworthy, but mostly because I have heard that combo and think it is awful (no offense to anyone who likes them).
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| Hopefully you get those CC issues worked out, and then stop deceiving people in your personal life. Don't let headphone drama turn into REAL drama, because you could make other people very angry, and they will not be as understanding as I am. Clearly, you have some other issues you need to work out, because you did not recognize when I told you that you were behaving in a crooked fashion. Take care! |

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Only sellers are required to post in the FS forum. The buyers can communicate with the seller through private messaging.
Hence they don't need to meet the requirements. I am with you guys on rising the requirements. 500/750 posts and 3/6 months membership sounds good to me. Perhaps require a paid subscription as well? |



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buyers are fine. They take most of the risks anyways. We just want to stop scammers/flippers.
something like 750 posts + 3 months (as aaron suggested) for sellers and buyers can buy whenever - that sounds good to me. |
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Only sellers are required to post in the FS forum. The buyers can communicate with the seller through private messaging.
Hence they don't need to meet the requirements. I am with you guys on rising the requirements. 500/750 posts and 3/6 months membership sounds good to me. Perhaps require a paid subscription as well? |
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This is a great site, and it's great because of its members and what they contribute. The quality of that contribution determines what kind of site that this is. To the extent that any of us is less than satisfied with the site, we have to look ourselves in the mirror to some degree.
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