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Make a separate "TRADE" sub forum

I like raspberries. And Shadera, my concern was that I hadn't noticed any such trade posts for a couple weeks, and then saw 4-5 within a week (almost all from people with 0-10 posts). It didn't bother me at all really other than personally thinking it was silly, it was the washer and dryer set that really made me think "wow, when does this stop?".

It wasn't so much pointing out what I didn't like, as pointing out something that I saw slowly becoming more prevalent and potentially growing into a larger issue. I'm a huge proponent of taking care of things before they get out of hand. I obviously forgot to take into account the level of regulation that occurs on this site, especially within its own members, and so it was my mistake to assume it would become a large issue.
 
AbsoluteApril said:
I traded some baby corns for books through fauna, it may sound kind of odd but it was a win-win for both parties. I've also traded caging for video games, one hobby for another. :thumbsup:
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I understand trading for video games, but BOOKS?!? :ack2:

I think school ruined reading for me, at least for a few years.
 
MCMB-2 said:
I understand trading for video games, but BOOKS?!? :ack2:

I think school ruined reading for me, at least for a few years.
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I had some holes in my Stephen King collection that the trade filled in.

I've always loved reading, so many people I meet don't read. There's worlds to explore out there. Okay, video games do that as well, but with books you use more imagination and it helps expand one's vocabulary. It never seemed to help me much with grammar though.
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thank you Reading Rainbow!
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All this inspirational stuff and here I am with a bunch of erotic novels and a knack for writing science fiction.
 
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