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This category will be the new resting place for deals when they expire.

The purpose is to get them out of the hot deals category to make new deals easier to find.


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In addition to reducing the clutter in Hot Deals, we hope this change will raise the value of Deal Discussion while increasing ease of use in both forums.

Right now topics will continue to be moved manually as moderators are alerted to them, but we are working on methods to automate this process. As always, suggestions are welcome


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Nice idea, all that remains is execution.


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How about moving it between Hot Deals and Online Auctions in the drop down menu? I'm so used to hitting the top one for Hot Deals I found myself staring at old deals for a minute.

Nevermind. It's only like that because it's the one I'm currently in.

Message edited by: leprechaun on 2006-01-17 13:00:00 CST
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bozo007 said:Nice idea, all that remains is execution.

agreed!

I suggest we have a mark deal expired (similar to mark deal dead) to move deals here


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Can the deal rating from hot deals carry over to this new catagory?


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IAmStingRay said:bozo007 said:Nice idea, all that remains is execution.

agreed!

I suggest we have a mark deal expired (similar to mark deal dead) to move deals here


Personally I think "deal dead" is equivalent to "deal expired". No need for a new button/marking system.


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wfay said:Personally I think "deal dead" is equivalent to "deal expired". No need for a new button/marking system.Except that far too many posters mark deals dead when they don't like them or when they want to minimize the number of people who see them. That kind of abuse will increase tenfold if marking a deal dead automagically sends it off to another forum.


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excoriatorb said:wfay said:Personally I think "deal dead" is equivalent to "deal expired". No need for a new button/marking system.Except that far too many posters mark deals dead when they don't like them or when they want to minimize the number of people who see them. That kind of abuse will increase tenfold if marking a deal dead automagically sends it off to another forum.

I agree and deals sometimes come back from the dead so there has to be away to perhaps bring them back. Its not a bad idea but it might be kind of hard to automate because people vote deals dead that they dont' like don't know how to get in on or aren't even in the right city for the deal.


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I don't think I like this. Now we're going to have stuff like this and this. Discussions are split between threads now, like with "regular" reposts. It's annoying.


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I love this idea deal discussion will finaly get cleaned up. the exprired deals forum however needs more visability so that there are fewer reposts.

I also think that there should be a time factor. Like a week before a thread gets moved from hot-deals to expired. Just to let things settle down.


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nunaliorte said:In addition to reducing the clutter in Hot Deals, we hope this change will raise the value of Deal Discussion while increasing ease of use in both forums.

Right now topics will continue to be moved manually as moderators are alerted to them, but we are working on methods to automate this process. As always, suggestions are welcome


Here you go 1,500 threads of clutter.

Top 199 results of 199 retrieved for FatWallet News
Top 126 results of 126 retrieved for FatWallette
Top 150 results of 250 retrieved for Advertisement
Top 200 results of 1018 retrieved for Friday Sale. <---<< (Move to expire will kill two birds, it would be a great help in searching the HDF)

Message edited by: WillysEmptyWallet on 2006-01-29 17:31:34 CST
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i'm sure my opinion means squat but i don't like how expired deals from EVERY category get to die here. i mean some are still dead in HD, DD, FS... what abuout getting those cleaned up?
it's kinda annoying when you have to hunt down a thread. & subbing to a thread is more annoying when you get inane posts.

Message edited by: PopTart777 on 2006-02-03 00:57:37 CST
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Please consider adding the "Expired Deals" link under the "forums" tab at the top of the web page next to the other forum links (Hot Deals | Free Stuff | Finance | Deal Discussion | Forums Search | Topic Alerts | Private Messages).


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thats hot


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This seems like a good idea. This would make more sense than putting threads in deal discussion or waiting until they are archived.


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this is annoying.
had no idea where a thread went that i was posting to...heck, i did not even know it existed until now.

maybe i will get used to it, but i don't really like it as it stands.
it was pretty easy to look past the dead deals in the hot deals forum...


just my 2 cents.


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Message edited by: RightHere on 2006-11-20 23:50:18 CST
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RightHere said:rhythmwaters said:Can the deal rating from hot deals carry over to this new catagory?What's the purpose of ratings in this forum? The DD forum doesn't have ratings. Just curious as to why you think ratings will be valuable here.Very good point. I think that since these will all be expired deals, there probably won't really need to be a reason to promote an offer.


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