Guidelines for posting. Community Service Announcement

[azureline**]

I thought this might be of help.:|

It isn't to me..... as it is not applicable to what I have concerns about..........

If the posting content or style of a particular member is causing problems for you, there is a feature available to ignore all posted content from that member. This allows you to avoid unwanted or undesirable post
content. You can learn more about this function here:
http://community.ebay.com.au/help.jspa#setprofile

Any posts that explicitly violate the eBay Board Usage Policy
http://pages.ebay.com.au/help/policies/everyone-ov.html

can be reported for review.
 To report a post, click the “Report Abuse” link located on every post, and select the violation from the pull-down menu.

Alternatively, you might choose to start an eBay Group
http://community.ebay.com.au/help.jspa#groups

As a Group Leader, you can select either a public or private setting and either allow public participation or limit the membership to a specific subset of friends and
acquaintances which will allow you to restrict the conversation to only those with whom you wish to engage.

[**meep**]

🙂

LOL  I really think it depends on the context otherwise its crazy and it should be appealed.

[azureline**]

🙂

or 28? :^O

[cherry*135]

LOL  I really think it depends on the context otherwise its crazy and it should be appealed.

Not much point, falls on deaf ears. 

15: Discussion or reposting of deleted posts or discussion of those who are no longer registered members. 

[azureline**]

well, it is a little ambiguous that rule.......

15: Discussion or reposting of deleted posts or discussion of those who are no longer registered members.

what constitutes a discussion?

how do we know the poster is No longer registered?

and appeals used to be regularly replied to...... and acted upon... seems things have changed.....

[**meep**]

a discussion would probably involve making reference to somone not being able to post for example.

its a bit hard to comment without seeing the actual post and of course you cant post it.

15: Discussion or reposting of deleted posts or discussion of those who are no longer registered members.

So there is nothing in there about not being able to discuss suspended/sanctioned members?   I'm sure the email I got was pretty specific but if its not in the policy does it mean its OK?

We could ask on the new generation forum or whatever its called. 

[azureline**]

hmm... lots of things are open to interpretation. 

[cherry*135]

Then there is this one that could cover a multitude of sins:

11: Posting material that in any way violates the eBay User Agreement or Community Values.

[joz*garage]

az, i learnt ages ago not to mention a sanctioned member or a member who could be on holidays and ive only been here a few years, its a no brainer

[azureline**]

Have asked on that forum 🙂

[azureline**]

No brainer or not Joz, it is incomprehensible to me that clear violations remain and cloudy ones disappear in seconds.......if one takes a dislike to anyone else, they could report every post they make, with ambiguous reasons.