I think its better to have the avenue of discover as the sales thread. Then you know what youa re getting has at least been vetted to the best the team can, and also if there are review copies, and recent customer reviews and comments, then its better for the buyer too.You're right.
I wonder what the logic was behind no indexing the wtb section especially since the hire a freelancer section is indexed.
I'd see it as another avenue for searchers to find bhw and potentially join, no?
with verified sales threads that reply are being missed, even though they have years of feedback and credibility.
Sometimes, and maybe more often than not. But ‘probably’ isn’t ‘definitely’ — and that gap also needs to be considered.If it smells like a pig, looks like a pig, and sounds like a pig, then it’s probably a pig, right?
Tons of red flags don't get ignored. If you think something has been ignored, please Contact Supportimagine waiting for a scam instead of taking action before that if there are tons of red flags?
It's definitely not all about the feels. But, saying that, cue recognition and pattern matching in the brain is a fact. The point is that when you regularly look at this sort of thing (smells like a pig, looks like a pig and sounds like a pig), patterns of behaviour become more than just a vibe.A vibe-based moderation policy is a recipe for disaster. If you can identify a clear pattern that matches the scammers, drop a note to the mods (privately).
We take clear action on this sort of thing, remember, you don't see the ones we do clean up. So please, send in a Support ticket or Report if you see this. That's just not allowed, and if you do see it, it'll be one we've missed or hasn't passed our line of sight at that point.If someone spams 'sample please' 100 times and never contributes anything useful, maybe it's not a good idea to rubber-stamp their marketplace thread approval.