yes, i have indeed been pm'd in the past on numerous occasions about ill placed postings. i honestly actually never realized there was a Feedback Thread, (hahaha, i'm such a stoner). i 100% respect your forum, don't get me wrong. this forum helped me procure my first Jose Parla, Banksy, Obey HPM, ... and has taught me an unbelievable amount about art and Shepard. i guess my mind works a little differently when it comes to posting praise or issues about a sellers competence.illyanadmc wrote:really? you've been a member here for over two years, and you haven't yet figured out that feedback goes in the feedback thread? and just because you don't post the word "bump" in your comment doesn't mean it won't bump the thread. i've PM'd you before about posting banter/comments on wanted/selling threads, so it's not like this is news to you. it may not be the best way of doing things, but it's the way we've always done them, and the system has been working pretty well so far. if you don't agree, feel free to complain in the proper area of the form (giant vs. giant or website).
I find it redundant to post positive feedback in a completely different thread
So if i am looking to know if a specific seller is a good guy or a kellum/rata/kevron. i would have to search through the whole Feedback Thread looking for a specific seller's or buyer's comments corroborating or outing their shipping & packing prowess. doesn't that sound a tad bassackwards?
i think when it comes down to it, i guess my brain has been expressofied. i didn't even notice things like Feedback Threads, (hell, i could have even posted in one in the past, who knows!!) it could be the weed. i concentrate on building my collection thru the buying and selling threads, the release discussions and new artists (like Atle...)
--> on a completely irrelevant side note, i am anxiously awaiting the obey mystery tube sale - so psyched!!!
no disrespect implied in any of the above email, please don't think i am being rude, i am just thinking/rationalizing out loud with you.
cheers