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From: Bull <chaos@*****.COM>
Subject: Re: Another FAQ addition (was Re: [SR:TCG] For Sale)
Date: Fri, 29 Aug 1997 00:30:20 -0400
At 08:35 PM 8/28/97 -0400, Edwin Eng wrote these timeless words:
>I guess I opened a can of worms on this.
>
Don;t worry about it... We all do...

However, this list is but one of 5 Shadowrun Related Mailing lists, all of
which are hosted at itribe.net, and was set up through the owner of the
other lists, Mark Imbriaco. There has been a long standing rule of not
selling stuff on the list. This keeps itribe, the List Owners, and
everyone else from getting in trouble if something goes wrong with a sale
or a trade.

>I agree with my friend that we didn't want to sell this early, but noting
>from the newsgroup and this list, distribution was/is the one pathetic. I
>just wanted to get to everyone so that everyone has the cards they needed.
>My public service to the community; and for fun & profit. :)
>
Agreed. There is nothing wrong with selling the cards. however, I doubt
you'll find many people interested in buying individual cards just yet.
Your best bet is to wait until a Scrye or Inquest (Preferably Inquest)
comes out with prices in there. that's usually the most impartial (well,
as far as that goes, anyways:)) method of pricing the cards.

>> This is my feeling as well, and as Fearless Leader that's what will
>> stick. Let's make sure something gets in the FAQ on this. A post
>> saying you have cards to sell and a request to be contacted in private
>> email will be allowed at a minimum, but outright sales on the list
>> won't be tolerated.
>>
>> Trading and game discussion is what we're here for.
>
>Some my said 'trading' doesn't belong here. But, where can one go, where
>you can get the diehards. Also, I would like to point out, I still know
>this list is still new, but eventually, you might think of creating a few
>more lists. For example, L5R (boo/hiss) has several lists:
>
Trading is most definately one of the key features of this list. However,
I think the points that were made were this: Once two people have agreed
upon trading, the discussion should them be taken private. I don;t really
need to no (nor may I want to see) mails that you are trading Loki and need
his home address and phone number, or whatever...

Basically, there's a point when it should cease to become Public Mail
(Which everything to the list is) and Should become private mail.

However, posting Trade lists and Want lists is more than find.

Also, There is no real problem with posting a message taht says "I'm
looking to sell off various Uncommons and Rares. Write me for a list".
That covers any problems the list might have.

Bull
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