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I posted a domain sale, and within a half hour it said my thread was closed? don't think I violated any TOS.
 
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Hi,
Yes, regarding your Hillary domains thread located at:
http://www.dnforum.com/f283/hillary-domains-thread-269813.html
There was no domain name listed in the title of the thread.
There is a sticky thread in that subforum located at:
http://www.dnforum.com/f283/rules-subforum-please-read-before-posting-thread-264234.html
Rule #1 states:
1. Put the domain name in the title! The domain name of the domain or website listed for sale must be included in the thread title. In the case of multiple domains it is required that at least one domain be included in the thread title. Threads may be closed if there's no domain in the title, however, you would be allowed to repost the thread on a subsequent day if this happens to your thread. Moderators may fix the thread title for you at their discretion if you are a new member or if it's a first offense.

Also, rule #10 of the main rules of dnforum states:
10. ALL DOMAIN SALES MUST list the actual domain name IN THE POST, and at least one of the domain names being sold in the title of the post with NO SPACES, ACTUAL DOMAIN NAME. There is a solution for those avoiding spiders, you may use example(.)com or example(dot)com.
Please review those rules at:
http://www.dnforum.com/rules.php#10
Also in bold at the top of rules.php is the following:
EACH FORUM MAY HAVE ITS OWN SET OF RULES. PLEASE READ ALL STICKIES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS IN THE INDIVIDUAL FORUMS BEFORE POSTING.

I realize it was probably a simple oversight, no worries, just please review the rules from time to time for a refresher.
 
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