Guidelines for posting FS items

[Scott Livingston]

I posted this msg on alt.woodworking group and didn't get a reply how about here?

What are the guidelines for posting woodworking equipment items for sale?

[RonB]

Occasional FS posts for WW equipment are fine. No business or production items.

[Doug Miller]

[Dave Balderstone]

Does ANYONE read alt.woodworking?

Go ahead and post the occasional FS item. If you get to be a pest, we'll slap you.

[Scott Livingston]

I guess I came to the right group this time! Thanks for the speedy and informative replies. I usually lurk because I'm not really a wood worker but have an interest in what is posted here. I do have a used Schneeberger LK Glue System I have no plans to use and will post it here for sale when I get all the info together. Thanks again, sl

[Roy]

Put your location in the header, otherwise expect to get flames or at least sarcastic replies asking WTF the item is located.

[Larry Jaques]

On Sun, 24 Jan 2010 08:33:17 -0600, the infamous Dave Balderstone scrawled the following:

If you think this group gets too much OT crap, try any alt group. Egad!

Or sell his email address to the Devil.

[LDosser]

Where's JOAT been, haven't seen a plan posted in a long time? He loved getting e-mail.

[Gordon Shumway]

Not nearly as much as some of us loved sending it to him. :-)

Gordon Shumway

Our Constitution needs to be used less as a shield for the guilty and more as a sword for the victim.

[Dave Balderstone]

ROFLMAO!

[Andrew Barss]

Doug Miller wrote: :>>What are the guidelines for posting woodworking equipment items for sale?

[CW]

I'll be damned, for once I agree with Andy (BTW, where's my fifty bucks?). Speaking of welcomed advertisers, what's the deal with Steve Knight? Went to his site and it looks like he only offers kits now. When did that happen?

[Nonny]

I also follow and contribute to a cruise newsgroup and the subject of advertising by travel agents comes up on occasion. What Andy has said is an excellent filter for us all to use when deciding whether someone is being an opportunist or is legitimately offering something that is of interest to the others. Many of the TA's in the cruising newsgroup also alert folk that they're TA's by using a typical sig line that includes their company information. Like about anything else, when someone of good intent uses good judgment in letting others know of their goods or services, most of us really appreciate being occasionally reminded.