I listed an item for sale several days ago. I received the message that a moderator would review the listing before it went public. I still wait. What to do? I have 5,000 plus posts, and I think I am in good standing. See the FS post re: an Omega T17 (17L?) movement only, for sale.

 

You can PM Double D @DLT222 for example

but I am sure he will see his name was quoted here

 

Click on "Members' at the top of the page then click on staff, this gives a full list of all the mods/admins

 

You mean this one?

https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega17l-movement-only-for-sale.106856/

 

Worth to be mentioned that minimum 3 photographs are required for a sales listing, isn't it? @Canuck

And your photographs should be of a decent quality...

 

Definitely a T17, not a 17L. L means Lepine in Omega acronyms. Any picture of the dial?

 

Tell that to the people that post farm 200 posts to sell in a week

 

Post farming?

What's that?

I'll have to check it on Googles.

 

You can tell, when you look at latest and you see one member with over 10 avatars on the first page.

 

What? Like this?

 

It's not a race or a competition.

Simply commenting on every thread you see isn't contributing much.

 

You reach a high level of euphoria from contributing to this great forum, or you start nagging the mods to get your watch listed.

 

Jeeez

(and this is not an invitation for you to make 10 five word replies. You are already at 81 and with the current pace will have reached 200 in about 6 hours. What you probably not realize is that there is a quality criteria for the posts as well. If you reach 200 posts in under four weeks a panel of carefully selected members will review every post and judge its quality. It could send you back to scratch)

 

I do apologise. This one has 11.