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Author Topic: Query about appropriate post location.  (Read 292 times)
Unsubtle Pete
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« on: June 04, 2012, 06:10:57 pm »

If a post relates to a commercial endeavor, but is not about commerce per se, does it go in trading or the otherwise appropriate sub-forum?

Eg, if I were planning to sell a garment, should discussion of its construction and requests for advice go in trading or anatomical?
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« Reply #1 on: June 04, 2012, 06:15:58 pm »

Construction can go in anatomical, but if you then go to sell it you should make a new post in trading for that. In your trading post you can always link back to the making post, and in the making post you could put a little link along the lines of "now up for sale at...", but the actual bit about selling should be trading.
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« Reply #2 on: June 04, 2012, 06:22:27 pm »

Construction can go in anatomical, but if you then go to sell it you should make a new post in trading for that. In your trading post you can always link back to the making post, and in the making post you could put a little link along the lines of "now up for sale at...", but the actual bit about selling should be trading.
Hope that makes sense Smiley
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That clears it up nicely, thank you.
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