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December 9th, 2009 20:20 GMT

It appears that the auction blocker when you have incoming has died.

The old rules still apply, if we find that someone has auctioned anything whilst they have incoming, we shall be punishing the offender.

Your vigilance is welcome,
-The Admins.

EDIT - Please, if you're going to be vigilant, could you please send us a screen shot uploaded to imageshack or your preferred image hosting website and not just a link to the auction. We often only see the auction when it has expired and it makes our job a lot harder to do. Your co-operation is welcomed.

Your Comments

Faint wrote at December 9th 2009, 20:33:

Woo, yay admins.

ctrlk13lessthanthree

Fluffy Mcblack wrote at December 10th 2009, 18:34:

y'know what would be kewl?

Either a) a timestamp for when an auction was posted

or b) creating a new auction generating a news item

Otherwise, it's kinda tough to know if someone auctioned when they shouldn't have :o

Spacephoenix wrote at December 13th 2009, 09:13:

Whilst Neon is fixing it, can a auctions api be added?

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Houdini wrote at December 13th 2009, 22:26:

Can the blocker be changed, When its fixed of course?

I don't define incoming as 1 creature for instance, Has to be a lower limit of incoming for it to be ineffect really?

Though its also used as a good tactic to stop people from auctioning at all.

I do think its something that could be discussed though.

Darkmajik5 wrote at December 14th 2009, 03:38:

Would it be possible to put a timestamp on each individual auction page as to when it was created ?

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