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Re: Ditto, Me Too!
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Posted by Dave Grindle on February 28, 2005 at 22:06:02 from (207.190.64.160):
In Reply to: Re: Ditto, Me Too! posted by mj on February 28, 2005 at 18:48:41:
OK , i'm going to be the "stick in the mud" & point out what i see as the negatives .....if the "3 limit" (of adds) could not be "policed" - then how is the "dealer" rule going to be any easier to monitor ?? ......and what is the defanition of a "dealer" ?? i farm for a liveing & in my spare time i buy old farmalls & fix up to varying degrees and resell (hopefully at a profit) - i do not consider myself a dealer (at least not according to Kims "dealer deffanition") -- BUT , i talked to 4 of my tractor buddies on sunday & they were all going to quit advertiseing on YT cause they thought they were "dealers"! (they misconstrued the "dealer" def. as meaning anyone "reselling at a profit") .....now , if my 4 buddies are right (about who is a dealer)- that would mean that about 90% of the adds on this site are posted by "dealers" ! ......ANYWAY , if the indavidual does'nt know if he falls into the "dealer" catagory or not , then how can it possably be decided & monitored by the site ???? the way i see it is it's still "the honor system" with a little extra "confusion" thrown in to make it more interesting ! i might be wrong (& hope i am !) but i think Kim just started "overhauling an engine that only needed new spark plugs"
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