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Thread Close Rule Needed

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I think there should be a thread close rule especially in the wanted section. Too many "Wanted" threads are started, gets very active, yet the buyer does not participate in the thread at all. Here's an example after 97 posts this is the last time buyer responded to the thread: 04-07-2006, 06:32 AM:

http://www.dnforum.com/f16/news-domain-wanted-budget-20-000-a-5-thread-143294.html

Is it still alive? Its been 12 days... so that's why I think there she be an automatic "Thread Close" rule when there's no response from buyer for an extensive period of time say7-10 days especially for a very active post. That way sellers aren't wasting their time. I think its just a matter of efficiency so I bring it to your consideration.

Kindest Regards,

Trentino
 
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hi

actually,the buyer last responded 04/14/06

however, we do appreciate your concerns!

we try to monitor those threads, where the buyer does not actively participate, update and or close their threads.

Thanks
 
hi

actually,the buyer last responded 04/14/06

however, we do appreciate your concerns!

we try to monitor those threads, where the buyer does not actively participate, update and or close their threads.

Thanks

Ok, I didn't know that. THanks biggedon
 
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