[rpoz11]

Yes, I agree that some sellers do list items in the improper areas, Id suggest obviously for maximum exposure. But, Im not into making my auction hobby a visit thru WalMart to cipher thru all the @#*#@ just to locate the items Id rather look at! I , too, isolate as much as possible my search titles, but maybe , I think, with all the web/techy folks available who write programs that with enough support, an online auction site that is hobby specific and controlled better, would greatly offer us all a better medium alike what Hemmings originally assembled years ago in their motor news swap meet books.
I sit down frequently with a friend and consider all of the swap meets we go to and try to conjure up that an online site could be proposed and built to mimick even what swap meets attempt to accomplish! I mean, it was our initial searches, of success and many failures to find the desired parts, that swap meets originally transpired, no?
Alike this site, 'sYc' had enuff wisdom to observe that departments should be clarified, and segrigated(sp) to topics of interest. As well, this "Lounge", for example, to have a place to do even this discussion.
Seems to me, the thought I have on this clouds my mind enuff to consider what it might take to actually do something like this?.... [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/beers.gif[/img]