Premium Section Rules

[Sean]

Feeling left out are we Doodle

Between you and me I don't like him really. Have you not seen his sig, he's a real show off

Originally Posted by doodlebug

Get a room

ps. Ty, I'm still wating for trains
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[doodlebug]

Lonely I'm so Lonely all on my own

I reckon he drives a flash BMW and wears a big Rolex

I'm most jealous of bmxbikes
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[Edwin]

One thought: how about having the Premium Domain threads auto-lock after the first post, if there's an appropriate plug-in? If that could leave the OP with the ability to edit but not bump their posts, that would then stop bumps and "cool domain"-type posts. And since by definition premium domains should "sell themselves" anyway, there's no need for more than that one initial post.

[admin]

Originally Posted by Ashton

Ideally we would want the premium to consist of only the creme of the crop, hence the valuation should be done by a group (maybe the staff?), as opposed to the owners valuation.

All premium domains are voted for by me and the mods to see if they qualify.

We approve about 50% of what gets put forward.

Admin

[retired_member16]

Holy shit Alan, this forum doesnt half attract some divs!

Premium posting right now, I can see some fella trying to hold a conversation!

You've gotta restrict it to 1 post only, perhaps you can only approval one per day or something as well?

[Edwin]

Originally Posted by lee

You've gotta restrict it to 1 post only, perhaps you can only approval one per day or something as well?

That sounds pretty good. In fact, it could be even less frequent than that - truly Premium domains don't grow on trees, so their relative scarcity could be reflected in the frequency of sales posts. Even if you only allowed 1 post per week per person, that's still 52 so-called Premium domains (each "worth" 4 figures) that they can post for sale in a year, which sounds pretty generous considering that you're not really getting anything back in return for providing the sales platform.