Can we stop posting on (almost) everyone's build thread and telling them how much it's worth or that their build is bad and how to improve? I've done this in the past and just recently thought about how much of a detrimental impact it can have on someones build sale. Now I'm sure the #1 argument for this will be: "We're just trying to help them out.." I have to strongly disagree with this. If it really bothers you that much and you're actually trying to help them out, just shoot them a PM giving them some guidance instead. It's much more helpful and will also help keep the Builds forum a lot more clean. I'm hoping I'm not the only who feels this way. In my personal opinion I think there should be a rule against this.
Please stop this guys.
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It's annoying but it needs to happen. People try to sell alright builds for 100$ but the actual worth of it is only 50$. Am i a build expert? No. But im not a low baller and i know what I would pay. Even though i rarely do it, it does need to happen.
But this can easily be done through a PM, and keep the thread much cleaner.
As staff has said countless times, REPORT button,
What?
There's a little "report" button you can hit to notify staff that a post should be removed. The OP of the thread can easily report the post to remove it.
No my point was why would you need to use that instead of a pm
No I disagree. No harm in posting your opinions on threads.
I think there's some good and some bad, but a lot of the time it gets out of hand. (People basically just re-stating in their own words what another person already posted)
Staff gets lots of PM's everyday. Tagging them won't attract them to a thread which you want locked or anything. Just use that button, it's made for that.
I meant PM as in PM the poster of the spawn. Instead of wasting space on their thread,
People criticize others for a reason. They have their reasons as it uses money. If you don't like the criticism, you're just going to have to deal with it. Why would they even care about the space on their thread? There isn't a "max" to the thread, it also bumps the thread too.
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