Sam,
    Perhaps an example will help.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1815386200
This is a rather intersting example.   Does this
Stainless Steel J-pipe listed on ebay actually last
any longer than oem?   My inquiry could be a sincere
question or simply a seller trying to increase his
sale price.
Should the list allow references to items being sold
on ebay.   I am neutral on this issue but can tolerate
any exchange as long as it contains some vanagon
content.   So Sam   what do you think??????
          gary---  Samuel Walters
<slwalters@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Gary,
>
> Polls are not very valid or useful unless the
> question asked is clear in its meaning.  I am not
> clear as to what is meant by your wording"
>
> "how they feel about listmembers giving references
> to SOMEONE ELSES ebay listing."
>
> On the list, I mostly see people passing on the
> existence of ebay auctions and ep.com listings
> related to vanagons without any endorsements or
> "references" - just on a "for your information"
> basis.  Only occasionally do I see someone give
> positive or negative information about an item that
> is listed, i.e., give it a reference.
>
> So what do you mean when you ask this question?
> What is it that I am supposed to say that I feel
> positively or negatively about?
>
> And what does it matter anyway?  If a person doesn't
> want any mail about ebay listings, all they have to
> do is set up a filter that sends items from Gerry
> which are about ebay into the trash, not their
> inbox.  We all can use filters to set up our own
> email empire and only see what we want.
>
> Sam Walters
> --
>
>

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