no email?

[mulhouse3]

Berry: It seems that waccobb is overbusy with some categories, on the posts. For instance, on the right side of a page the posts say no email. They all say no email, and I can't even tell what that means. I know you want to cover all the bases, but please try to economize our time and/or attention by just putting up what is important.
Also, about the commercial vs. individual, one should not have to explain their post, that it should be read as non-commercial. Just set up a plan so that one can post four times in six months for free. Any more than that, and it needs a subscription for $10/month. That is the cheapest subscription I have seen on this i-net. You are splitting hairs about the commercial definitions. I ran into that difficulty when I first came on in the waccobb.
Tomg, thankyou.:idea:
Ps. This says tags below. Is that price tags or baggage tags? You should give a link for definitions and how best to use these tags.:hmmm:

[Barry]

Barry: It seems that waccobb is overbusy with some categories, on the posts. For instance, on the right side of a page the posts say no email. They all say no email, and I can't even tell what that means.
That is the "Follow" column and it is used to control how you are notified when there are new posts to that category. (No Email/Daily Digest/Instant Emails). Just click on it choose what level you want. More here.


Also, about the commercial vs. individual, one should not have to explain their post, that it should be read as non-commercial. Just set up a plan so that one can post four times in six months for free. Any more than that, and it needs a subscription for $10/month. That is the cheapest subscription I have seen on this i-net. You are splitting hairs about the commercial definitions. I ran into that difficulty when I first came on in the waccobb.Thanks for the thought. Yes it is splitting hairs, but I feel strongly that the people who are using WaccoBB.net to create income should contribute a modest amount to support it.


Ps. This says tags below. Is that price tags or baggage tags? You should give a link for definitions and how best to use these tags.:hmmm:Tags are just user-supplied keywords. You can click on the tags to find other posts that have been tagged with the same keyword.