status-todo Less clutter while bumping postings

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Great forums, but... the endless and endless pages where the only content is ^ or up disturbs me.

There might be better ways to bump postings on namePros, without all this clutter. Perhaps a button to bumb a posting after some elapsed time, and available to the OP only?
 
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Great forums, but... the endless and endless pages where the only content is ^ or up disturbs me.

There might be better ways to bump postings on namePros, without all this clutter. Perhaps a button to bumb a posting after some elapsed time, and available to the OP only?

Been begging for this since day one;

Some go more than 20 pages; Let's cap them;
Against the rules to criticize names; Perseverance aside.

@Bravo Mod Team, @Alfa Mod Team @Echo Mod Team @Paul
 
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Well, I just created a thread about this. Endless bumps in auctions and no one has open bid. At some point it's time to accept you have a pigeon dropping or your opening bid is too high.
 
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Great forums, but... the endless and endless pages where the only content is ^ or up disturbs me.

There might be better ways to bump postings on namePros, without all this clutter. Perhaps a button to bumb a posting after some elapsed time, and available to the OP only?
Absolutely. It’s quite high on our to-do list. :)
 
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