"...
admittedly this discussion is taking place in the wrong thread and in the wrong forum..." ~ Bramiozo
Exactly.
DNF Rules Sate:
NO COMMENTS IN SALES! - Only questions pertaining to the sale at hand.
So yes, many people are guilty of breaking that one before the Originator was forced to shut the Sale down a few Post back (and yes, I've even done it elsewhere myself, but have come to see the light as of late

).
So regardless of:
"...but that doesn't make it less necessary to discuss this subject. It is important for the success and the acceptance of idn's that there is a consensus among the idn'ers about what is and what is not acceptable.
" ~ Bramiozo
...which I never said ANYTHING against (am even for) - Still doesn't justify people breaking DNF Rules, no matter how seemingly right your reason may or may not be.
"helping to educate others and pointing out to potential buyers that this IDN 1) will not be searched for 2) is what is thought of as a novelty domain 3) there is a possiblity it may be cancelled and you are out money." ~ bwhhisc
Which, in doing so, were Comments - refer to DNF Rules re: Comments in Sales Threads.
Don't get me wrong - I'm all for educating and learning, but based on DNF Rules which I have seen and been made aware of, this is not the way to do it.
All other points beyond breaking the Rules is therefor moot, in many respects.
Best Success in Everyone's Endeavours!