The Liking of sale threads?

[topfuel6]

I disagree.

Explicit posts would only allow for "I'll take its".

Implicit posts allow other posts like questions on the item, clarifications, offers, requests to contact, notices of messages sent ect.


As the seller, you are currently allowed to state that you only want "I'll take it" posts in your thread.

You just made up your own definition of “implicit.”

 

[benchwarmer380]

You just made up your own definition of “implicit.”

Did I?
I assure you, I am not the author of these.

 

[mobilerd]

I don’t like them. They keep turning my money into knives.

 

[SomebodySomewhere]

Deleted.

 

[71rockstar]

Guilty. If it's something cool (that i...um... "like") but don't want to or can't afford to purchase, I give it a "like" to show my like

 

[Gary W. Graley]

And that’s what makes you a Rockstar!

G2

 

[Sibyrnes]

It’s kind of frustrating to get several likes on an item but no offers to buy

 

[bayouace]

I may have "Liked" some GG2 items for sale because I bought a nice sheath from him. I do understand now how it can be detrimental to an OP sale post.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Thanks guys, I think most everyone is understanding what I was saying, when you are waiting for a response to a sales, usually important so you can fund the next one , getting any notification can trigger that happy thought of yea someone is interested
Selling my knives helps to fund the one on the horizon as I don't buy unless I have it covered, but sales seem slow lately for some reason, just need the right guy at the right time to view the right knife for him/her and that's where fate comes in...
G2

 

[DocJekl]

Thanks guys, I think most everyone is understanding what I was saying, when you are waiting for a response to a sales, usually important so you can fund the next one , getting any notification can trigger that happy thought of yea someone is interested
Selling my knives helps to fund the one on the horizon as I don't buy unless I have it covered, but sales seem slow lately for some reason, just need the right guy at the right time to view the right knife for him/her and that's where fate comes in...
G2

I do believe that I am still your number one customer But I could be wrong, although I feel bad when I don’t buy one that you have for sale. I just can’t buy them all.

 

[woodysone]

Doc I used to feel like I was Gary’s number one customer, finally came to the conclusion I can’t buy them all, but it sure was nice to get something that got the treatment from him. As for likes, I put them on blades that I wish I owned but just can’t because I already have a similar one.

 

[Anderdale]

If someone likes my sale thread I appreciate it.

If some heart faces my sales thread I really appreciate it.

If someone wow faces my sales thread I double check my pricing.

If someone laugh faces my sales thread, I add them to my do not do businesses with list.

 

[ironwagon]

I generally like a post if it's a neat blade or good price or just a buddy selling it. The way I figure it, is if there are more likes on a post for sale then maybe it'll urge the would be buyer to buy it before someone else does because it has a lot of likes. I never figured the seller wouldn't like likes, but I reckon I see what your saying.

 

[Barman1]

Whoops...

 

[stonesell]

Interesting discussion, and I will save all future likes for the custom knife makers only, which is pretty much what I have usually done.

 

[Jack O'Neill]

It is easier to hit the like button than take the time to type out a nice comment on the sale thread . I appreciate both but like the type comments better . I feel that might help others to consider buying .

 

[Peter Hartwig]

It is easier to hit the like button than take the time to type out a nice comment on the sale thread . I appreciate both but like the type comments better . I feel that might help others to consider buying .

In the knifemaker portion of the exchange comments are alowed. In the individual portion of the exchange not welcome and in conflict with the rules.
So, the likes

 

[kreole]

Edit: Misunderstood I think

 

[000Robert]

When I 'like' a sales thread it usually means that I would've bought it had I been able to afford it. And sometimes it is because the knife is so gorgeous.

 

[ferider]

All of the above. And for some weird reason - more often than not - liking it make the urge to buy it go away a bit

Should have added: some sale posts are just really good, with great photos, maybe humor, fair price, etc. Not easy to do a good one …. Then I like them, too.