Please Split Swap Meet

[bpreynolds]

Calling all good and decent administrators of this here motley gang of Guzzi cultists assembled for this board.  May I suggest/recommend you split the Swap meet into Bikes and then parts/accessories/etc.?  I used to enjoy perusing the Swap section and looking at the bikes there but it's now getting so gummed up with parts postings and otherwise that I just think it would be helpful to break the 2 down.  Just a suggestion. 

[bigbikerrick]

That sounds like a good thing, BP.  Lets see what Luap thinks....
Rick

[oldbike54]

 Fellas , and I say this from a place of love , it will just make more work for the mods . Do you really want us poor underpaid under loved mods forced to keep track of keeping that sorted out ?

 Dusty

[kingoffleece]

As my wife has told me many times, "Never ask a question  you don't want the answer to!"

[Kev m]

I think it would be much more manageable if posters would delete their posts after the items have sold. 

The remove topic button is at the bottom, left, after the last reply to the thread.

But isn't some value to seeing what things sold for?

[Aaron D.]

I miss the build threads being on the main board.

[gearman]

Why do you have to moderate a separate bike for sale section vs. parts section.?? I know I did not even think of listing my convert here because of the jumble with the present system. I wish you  did have it like it was.   thank you.

[oldbike54]

 The problem is that members post stuff in the wrong section almost everyday , we have a member who keeps an eye on the builds forum and keeps me apprised . We have to move about 5 posts a week from there to General Discussion .

 Dusty

[gearman]

The problem is that members post stuff in the wrong section almost everyday , we have a member who keeps an eye on the builds forum and keeps me apprised . We have to move about 5 posts a week from there to General Discussion .

 Dusty

MY dad used to say,"' People are no damned good.''

[oldbike54]

MY dad used to say,"' People are no damned good.''

 Dunno , good group here , they simply aren't very good with instructions 


 Dusty

[twowheeladdict]

As my wife has told me many times, "Never ask a question  you don't want the answer to!"

I taught my sons, "if you don't ask the answer is always no." 

I ask my wife every night, and sometimes get a yes.