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Hey,

I was browsing the Webmaster Tutorials forum, i noticed mixed threads...
Tutorials, and people asking(buying) tutorials.

I take it, the forum is for posting tutorials, by lookking at the description?
Why not make a subforum in there, where people can post to buy tutorials?

Split it up, it would make it alot easier, when looking for tutorials etc...
Or maybe make it clear, to post in the Web Development Wanted forum or something, when wanting to buy?

Just a suggestion. :)

Adrian
 
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Personally I think a generic "Want To Buy" forum should be made because you get people wanting script licenses, designs, tutorials, forum posters, etc and at the moment people don't know where to put those requests.

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rmwebs said:
Personally I think a generic "Want To Buy" forum should be made because you get people wanting script licenses, designs, tutorials, forum posters, etc and at the moment people don't know where to put those requests.

Rick
I guess that could be a good forum to add here.

Currently there is only the "Web Development Wanted" forum.
"Requests for websites, templates, custom programming, logos or graphics."

Maybe that forum is kinda similar though?
 
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Well, the For Sale/Advertising forum can be used for that. Just maybe slightly change the name of the forum. But I have been using that forum myself for selling and buying in real currency (not NP$)
 
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