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That's how it is with IPB anyway, I assume VB has something similar. - Rob | |
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| iSpoof.com Last Online: Today 06:12 PM iTrader: (112) Join Date: Sep 2002
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we could have avoided all the side-bar scenerios but thanks! ![]()
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| Platinum Lifetime Member Last Online: 11-19-2009 05:53 AM iTrader: (42) Join Date: Jul 2007
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DNF$: 125 Location: PL | When mouseover a thread link, You can read the content of original post in tooltip box, so if domain name is mentioned in very first line of the post, I don't see any problem why other members can't see the name with just a mouseover?
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| DNF Addict Last Online: Today 11:24 AM iTrader: (20) Join Date: Sep 2006
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DNF$: 1,036 Location: Sunny Florida
Country: | im still really curious what the rule about "you must post 1 name in the title" is actually for. ![]() i know its easy to follow.. but what is the point of it? like i said, its especially silly when someone is listing like 100 domains for sale.. almost becomes a technicality.. you know?
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| Name: Tia Wood Last Online: Today 10:33 PM iTrader: (75) Join Date: Jan 2006
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DNF$: 210 Location: Missouri
Country: | Sometimes I wonder why I paid for Exclusive membership when it seems I'm still at Platinum level. If someone were to ask me what the benefits were to upgrade to Exclusive, I would shrug my shoulders and give them a blank stare.
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| CrossLogix.com Last Online: Today 05:46 PM iTrader: (65) Join Date: Mar 2006
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| Never Sleep™ Name: Stian Last Online: Today 01:31 PM iTrader: (131) Join Date: Jan 2007
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Country: | Here is my suggestion/solution: Add a "Convert text/domain name to .gif-image" feature. As long as the gif image does not correspond with the domain name in question, there's no way SE's will pick it up. You type in the domain name, select it and then click the "Convert to .GIF"-button. Then the text/domain name will be inserted as a .gif-image into the post. Shouldn't this be possible to implement? Quote:
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| Platinum Lifetime Member Name: James Watt Last Online: 11-15-2009 10:25 PM iTrader: (0) Join Date: May 2009
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DNF$: 10 Location: Australia
Country: | As an interested observer, and not wishing to get into any for or against debates about this (as I don't intend to sell any names in the foreseeable future). I know that Google do not index the @ sign (possibly to stop people from harvesting email addresses) It also "seems" (I could be wrong) that they place anything with the @ sign lower in the SERP's. I tried a few site: searches on twitter (which as you know use the @ sign a lot) and noticed that anything with @keyword did not show up in any prominent position. (maybe buried deep in the results somewhere IDK) I am not 100% sure this would stop sites showing on the first couple of pages, but it may be worth testing on a few domains. Also, having an underscore in between each or some of the letters could solve the problem, but may add quite a lot of extra length to the title when it comes to long domains. (underscores don't seem to get treated as separators like - does) Anyway, just sharing some thoughts and observations. Cheers James
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| Exclusive Lifetime Member Name: Samit Last Online: Today 02:37 PM iTrader: (31) Join Date: Nov 2006
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DNF$: 639 Location: mwzd.com
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If you do insist on the domain in title, at least allow exclusive and platinum members to edit the title of the thread once the sale is over. How does this 'harm' the forum? These threads are a waste of time. Probably an hour from being closed as 'untenable'. Just like all the others have been, seems no one who really matters is bothered by the rule, only idiots who sell thousands of domains per year and what do we know.
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| DeliciousNames.com Last Online: Today 05:51 PM iTrader: (52) Join Date: Jan 2007
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DNF$: 6,120 Location: DeliciousNames
Country: | It was made clear that this forum wants to get its threads to be indexed. It is the bottom line. We did not say not to put the domain name in the title but to avoid the spiders. I have suggested thousand times that DnforumDOTcom format in the title will serve both its orginal rule as well as avoiding the spiders. I also stated that the rules needed to be changed so that members would not be misled. Quote:
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ditto, especially regarding the desire to hide from the SE's so many worhless or semi-wothless domains (which need max exposure). p.s. I did not see the evidence the name was indexed in G based on the dnf thread in the original post. I still question if the SE really know what example(.)tld or example(dot)tld is? BTW, exampleDOTtld seems like a real good way to make it tougher to get indexed, but the question is why bother to do so when 90% or more of the names are of no or little value anyway and indexing may help them sell? An issue with ExampleDOT format is confusion with the Gov Dept of Transportation (DOT common abbreviation) where there are a number of domains with that meaning such as StateDOT.org for example?
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| DeliciousNames.com Last Online: Today 05:51 PM iTrader: (52) Join Date: Jan 2007
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DNF$: 6,120 Location: DeliciousNames
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I could not find it when I searched in google? Why don't the big domain owners not posting there names in platinum forums? No. I found it but not in sale forum. I saw Adams put Forums.com in the appraisal and I understand he bought it in 2005 and put it in appraisal section the following day. http://www.dnforum.com/f4/forums-com...ead-85261.html If I were the buyer, I would not go for the sale price recently as I can see most of the appraisals pointed out xx,xxx range. It was a great sale.
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Honestly, this obviously causes problems for your members, some of whom have paid $300 plus for membership. Why not take the lead with this and sort it out, Adam? - Rob | |
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| Missing in action Name: Kate Last Online: Today 06:42 PM iTrader: (41) Join Date: Jul 2005
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DNF$: 28,093 Location: .cz
Country: | Personally I'm not too concerned about spiders indexing sales threads. First of all, forum sales are domainer to domainer. You know what to expect. Higher liquidity, lower prices. The bottom line is that you should sell at a price that makes you happy. More than once I dealt with anonymous end users and their identity was made clear only after the transaction was complete. I then knew I could have asked for more... but I still made a nice profit and moved on. That's business. A domain marketplace like DNF is made of resellers and we all know selling to resellers is not the best way to achieve a maximum return for top notch domains. To put it bluntly, you're taking a chance when you are exposing your domains here. I don't post or sell my best/strategic domains here, I don't even park them or put them up for sale. I'm still willing to discuss a possible sale, should a serious, direct inquiry come along. On the other hand the forums are great for mid-value domain sales. The big sales happen behind closed doors and most of the time you'll never hear about them. Not everybody will agree and I get your point, but if you regret selling at that price back then - there is a lesson to be learned IMO.
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| Platinum Lifetime Member Last Online: Today 10:30 AM iTrader: (20) Join Date: May 2008
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Also, I wonder why DomainDOTcom could not be allowed to replace Domain(.)com.
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