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*** if this is in the wrong forum, more than happy to move it ***
Posted a handgun for sale yesterday afternoon.
First inquiry asksed a question.
As I was editing my response, another member answered it. My longer response was posted a few threads down.
Next thread was along the lines of "nice, wish I had the funds to purchase".
Another comment was made about replacing a part that was a CA requirement to sell new and how to replace that.
So in total, there were ~4 member posts/responses along with my response to the first question. By 10pm, all posts were gone, just like they are now. Wondering why? They seemed to follow the rules (checked the stickies) and weren't "bump" threads or random comments (one can argue the "nice, wish I had funds" comment) and 3 of the threads were a response to a direct question about the model for sale. But for all of them to be taken down. Isn't the first time I've seen this, just the first time it's happend to me. Curious as to why the specific question/responses would be pulled.
Posted a handgun for sale yesterday afternoon.
First inquiry asksed a question.
As I was editing my response, another member answered it. My longer response was posted a few threads down.
Next thread was along the lines of "nice, wish I had the funds to purchase".
Another comment was made about replacing a part that was a CA requirement to sell new and how to replace that.
So in total, there were ~4 member posts/responses along with my response to the first question. By 10pm, all posts were gone, just like they are now. Wondering why? They seemed to follow the rules (checked the stickies) and weren't "bump" threads or random comments (one can argue the "nice, wish I had funds" comment) and 3 of the threads were a response to a direct question about the model for sale. But for all of them to be taken down. Isn't the first time I've seen this, just the first time it's happend to me. Curious as to why the specific question/responses would be pulled.
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