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Old 09-04-2007, 04:33 PM   #1
MNM96
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Default Pics required for 'For Sale Threads"

Not biting or whining, but I have posted a part for sale, which I have packaged up for safekeeping and postage. I was unaware that I required to post a photo in the thread, but was unable to post the item for sale without it. I could not find anywhere stating this requirement.
Not everyone would have access to a camera to add a photo, and some items may not require one.
Given that it will stop the trolls asking "got any photos" to boost their Post Whore count!
Just explaining why I put a Generic photo in? so as to not upset mods too much.
Cheers,
Mike

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