BST Etiquette - friendly reminder on a few rules...

[Leon]

I don't always confirm receipt but I always let someone know if something doesn't make it. I admit I usually use the "no news is good news" rule....but best etiquette is to confirm.

[brewing]

Is it possible or would it. Be a good idea to have a sub forum to provide feedback on transactions?

Where topic of the threads can only be a user id. If you want to know about a seller, just check their thread.
I know people put names of successful transactions in their signature, but personally the list is too long sometimes or it contains mostly the active sellers, and anyone that uses tapatalk never sees signatures.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by brewing

Is it possible or would it. Be a good idea to have a sub forum to provide feedback on transactions?

Where topic of the threads can only be a user id. If you want to know about a seller, just check their thread.
I know people put names of successful transactions in their signature, but personally the list is too long sometimes or it contains mostly the active sellers, and anyone that uses tapatalk never sees signatures.

There is a way to do it but not sure it's right for our forum. I understand there are some issues but they aren't that prevalent and the need hasn't outweighed the other issues WITH having one. As we have stated, the less involvement from mgt the better. I am on some other forums with lots of rules....and they might need them.

Generally, as stated, if you click and see the members tenure on the board, previous posts, threads and interactions you get a good idea of who they are. And you can always PM me, Brian, Dan (the other mod) or another member to get feedback on someone too.

I think when people would start giving opinions of others it could get sticky and the mods would have to get more involved (and we don't want that)...