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why does it take so long for ads and comments to appear in the for sale section? if they need to be approved.. why isnt someone checking this everyday? it makes it hard to sell when things are not up to date!!

i was just making a price adjustment to my thread.. which i did on wed or thurs! and other ads have had their stuff approved.. its just such a hassle! everytime i post something i always have to pm a moderator to get a comment approved or whatever.. and that must be annoying for them?

Perhaps if people didn't fuck around in for sale threads so much then we wouldn't need this moderation, that's how it used to be. Unfortunately it got ruined for the rest of us, so now you have to simply deal with it, as dirtyRS4 said.

as i said before Sean, if it does'nt come up in a couple of days, just pm me and i'll sort it, we do not check them every day and being this time of year we are not on the computer every day.

I will make a extra effort now and try look at least every 2nd day :thumbsup:

hang on your a moderator Pal?!?!?!?!?!?!? when in the hell did this happen :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :worship::thumbsup: :thumbsup:

BTW. please note the grovelling/hailing icon yes this is a form of sucking up lol

Edited by Nak

hang on your a moderator Pal?!?!?!?!?!?!? when in the hell did this happen :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :worship::thumbsup: :thumbsup:

BTW. please note the grovelling/hailing icon yes this is a form of sucking up lol

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