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Robert Crawford · 02-09-2008, 12:47 PM

The only reason why we allow HDM bargain threads in this area is because most of them are time limited with sometimes only a 24 hour window. Furthermore, since HDM is so expensive, it serves the membership better that such bargains are posted immediately in an area that HD player owners frequent more often than the bargain area.

Also, any HD bargain posted in HD area, but not the bargain area, I will generate another thread in the bargains area to showcase that HD bargain. If the reverse happens in the bargain area and not the HD area, I'll note that HD bargain in the HD bargain thread.

I see no reason for the consolidated HD bargain thread to be a sticky as long as we keep the thread near the top of the page which the administrators can do without making it a sticky thread. For the most part, we try to avoid having too many sticky threads at the top of the page.

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02-09-2008, 12:47 PM	#11 of 13
Robert Crawford *Crawdaddy* Administrator Location: Michigan Join Date: Dec 1998 Local Time: 07:56 PM Local Date: 10-15-2008 Posts: 18,231	Re: HDM bargains and sales post in HD software or in bargains section? The only reason why we allow HDM bargain threads in this area is because most of them are time limited with sometimes only a 24 hour window. Furthermore, since HDM is so expensive, it serves the membership better that such bargains are posted immediately in an area that HD player owners frequent more often than the bargain area. Also, any HD bargain posted in HD area, but not the bargain area, I will generate another thread in the bargains area to showcase that HD bargain. If the reverse happens in the bargain area and not the HD area, I'll note that HD bargain in the HD bargain thread. I see no reason for the consolidated HD bargain thread to be a sticky as long as we keep the thread near the top of the page which the administrators can do without making it a sticky thread. For the most part, we try to avoid having too many sticky threads at the top of the page. Crawdaddy G.W. McLintock: Camille, you're on your own.