If you can't delete it you don't need it.

patracy said:

Also on a side note, after 90 days of inactivity (org. post date and/or last reply date) on a thread, it will be pruned from the board.

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Pruned? LOL

Speaking of old prunes, Ron, who may not be as old as dirt, is starting to sound like one.

Hey ole buddy, lighten up.

Doing a good job on the classifieds though. Keep it up. I like to see the prices on everything. Saves us a lot of trouble. Nothing worse to make a phone call just to find out something is priced at top retail plus 20%.

Or to make a call or email, and find out it was sold two weeks ago. Thanks. (You old prunehead).

Yes, just repost, the 90 days is automatic

Gunnermac said:

does this also pertain to wanted ad's if the item that is wanted has not been found yet?

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Yes, simple way around that is to simply bump your wanted ad once a month.

After reading all this it seems the rules are very simple. I may not be fluent with the particulars of the system since I do not have a premium membership yet, however with the ease of a bump extending the time on an add, perhaps a much slimmer timeline could be enacted. I only know very basic code for computers but a time out function change should be fairly simple, I would imagine. This being said if the time was reduced from 90 days to a much slimmer 30 days, including wanted adds, then the termination would commence on a less stressful time frame for our Mods. There is no reason that any person cannot remember a monthly cycle pertaining to adds. There is already a monthly cycle we all follow already; it be mortgage, vehicle payment, phone, electric, utility, or other expenses. Either way that seems to be a simple system and very unified among any company that needs any sort of attention from its patrons. This is my only input on the subject until i can enable my premium membership
Thanks
Joe

90 day prune time is fine. On the flip side, we don't want people bumping ads daily.

Great counter. I hadnt thought of that. Then it would turn into the unfriendly CL