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Thread: to the mods, does lowering a price on a FS item constitute a bump

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    Re: to the mods, does lowering a price on a FS item constitute a bump

    Quote Originally Posted by Michael Dodd View Post
    Yea well the search system here sucks. I could give a perfect example but in doing so (mentioning the lister and the item we be considered a bump )
    Yep, the vBulletin search feature is, well, let's say less than optimal. There is nothing we can do about that, however. This is why we have always recommended using Google's advanced search with the "site" parameter.

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    Re: to the mods, does lowering a price on a FS item constitute a bump

    Quote Originally Posted by Ralph Barker View Post
    Restructuring the sale-related sub-forums so that the main display is based on the original post date has rendered bumping largely ineffective, and essentially re-levels the playing field for those who weren't bumping. Comments that don't contribute to the clarity of the original post are not allowed because they still act to bump the thread in the activity-related searches. Substantive questions and clarifications, however, are OK.
    If you can force the forum to display in the order posted, then why does it matter if a bump puts something at the top of a search based on recent activity? People who want to see a direct list, fairly ordered, can easily, and by default see it. If you allow bumps to be visible in the activity searches, people who really want to see what gear people want to jabber about could have their fun too. Plus, you wouldn't have to waste any time adjudicating wether a post adds something substantial, or is just an empty bump.

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