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    Exclamation Bump Posts

    Can something be done re: bump posts? It takes a long time to read through new threads, and seeing old ones again just wastes precious time.
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    How long can it take to scroll through thread titles?
    Unless it's abused there should be no problem.

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    right, people who abuse it are the problem, a couple bumps dont hurt now and then

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    I looked at the bumps that were reported to the mods, and the members were not bumping posts more that once a day (for the most-part).

    There is one member (unnamed) that still likes to bump 5-6 times a day with no new info in the bumps. I have contacted this member in the past, and will contact again.

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    Your allowed to create a new thread each day. I think if you can do that, you can bump once a day instead of creating a new thread.

    Of course, you could buy everybody's domain names so they don't need to bump

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    i*eh**e right Giant?

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    Originally posted by GiantDomains
    There is one member (unnamed) that still likes to bump 5-6 times a day with no new info in the bumps. I have contacted this member in the past, and will contact again.
    Originally posted by NameTower
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    there is a hack available that prevents bumping and lists threads the order they were created

    i think it would be worthwhile installing, at least for the sales and advertising related rooms

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    Originally posted by fonzerelli_79
    there is a hack available that prevents bumping and lists threads the order they were created

    i think it would be worthwhile installing, at least for the sales and advertising related rooms
    Yes we looked at it about a month ago, but it wasn't possible to run it just in the sales forum. It was site wide and we decided to not keep it installed.

    A bump a day to say "hey this is not sold yet, if anyone wants it" is fine and I believe the mods agree.

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    Originally posted by nhlrat
    but it wasn't possible to run it just in the sales forum
    Sure it is... Send me the coding of the hack and I will take a look at it.

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    Originally posted by NameGuy


    Sure it is... Send me the coding of the hack and I will take a look at it.
    The perfect hack would only allow bumps once every 24 hours, this way, all replies within 24 hours wouldn't bump the post, but if you wanted to bump it the next day you could. This way continuing sales wouldn't be lost, and abuse would be taken care of.

    Anyone know of a hack like this?


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    If one creates separate thread on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, and then bumps all 4 on Friday, that's when it gets annoying.
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    The way I see it, over a 2 day span, you could do either of the following.

    1. Create a thread on "Monday", then create another thread on "Tuesday".

    or

    2. Create a thread on "Monday", then bump it on "Tuesday".

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    it can be done

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    The best solution in my mind is to be able to sort the threads by START date (not just by last post date). This would allow people JUST looking for new threads (especially in the Domains For Sale forum) to see just new sites.

    I have to bump my threads once a day just to get people to see them, as they are quickly hidden by all of the other threads where people are just conversing. Effectively, sorting threads by last post is only appropriate in conversation threads -- not sales threads.
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    Originally posted by NameGuy


    Sure it is... Send me the coding of the hack and I will take a look at it.
    We really need to do something about the bump buddys in the sales forum.

    Send me the link to the hack and I will tell you how to modify it to the sales forum only. I can't find it on vb.org.

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    bump bump bump

    Originally posted by NameGuy We really need to do something about the bump buddys in the sales forum. Send me the link to the hack and I will tell you how to modify it to the sales forum only. I can't find it on vb.org.
    Agree, all those bumps are annoying. Once I read a name is on sale why in the world do I want to read it over and over and over and over. I have seem some members here bump their post many times.

    The least they could do would be to add some additional helpful information on it rather than simply bump bump bump.

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    Re: bump bump bump

    Originally posted by RealNames
    I have seem some members here bump their post many times.
    And bump their buddy's posts.

    All I see anymore is 3 or 4 sellers names over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over.................... and over.

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    Bump. hehe.

    Sorry, couldn't resist.

    Seriously, is there any way that the sales forum can be sorted differently, to facilitate a more logical flow? See my previous post (above).

    Originally posted by NameGuy
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