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There are a lot of users who just don't know how to read the trades, the arrow pointing from left to right isn't a big enough clue, and they just mass add people, and thats time consuming for everyone esp if they buy from one, and leave the rest of the adds to be sorted out by the other people once they are done. They are like people who drop a deus in a public toilet and just walk away, why flush? I'm done!
And yes way too many of these people don't read notes. Some add so many people they don't even know why they added you. Then they play a game where they think its worth other peoples time to guess why they added you ....
And of course there are the item offer people who add you and are cagey about their intentions, going straight to trade then demanding to see your items. Check their bp, and of course they don't have pure. Not sure why they always think that if the other person puts the item down first it makes them more likely to accept a junk offer. Should be a rule of ettiquette, be up front about your intentions.
Sometimes people even ask to buy things that are blanked out, already sold..its like..you can't see that the icons grey?
Fair enough, so guess its time to toggle a few trades.
A trade should be easy to understand at a glance. Keep things simple for quick traders - and interesting enough for traders who like to go through the entire post.
It's a skill that takes time to perfect - not exactly difficult though :)
"Also, the amount of people who don't remove items when they have sold/bought them is insanely high and is incredibly annoying" - I tend to use the report function quite a lot recently - It's now much more effective.
I understand what you are saying, but I really don't put much writing in my trades. In fact the only time I ever wrote a serious amount of writing was when selling my backpack.
And generally yes, I do read most trades just to make sure and to check their prices.
As for the report function, I didn't know that was a legitimate reason, but now I do.
Plenty of writing
Plenty of rules :)
Notice how he only has one offer on the trade even though it's been a month.
Very few people would want to read it all.
Next trade
Also it's not exactly the main problem I was trying to get at. The fact that people don't understand how outpost works is a larger concern.
Once again, you are not catching my drift. I know there are tonnes of people who don't bother reading, however, the main problem is that they don't understand which side of the trade is the selling/buying side.
Yep failing a low bar intelligence test :P There are even arrows on the page...
Many times people add and just leave you on there adds after they get what they want from someone else too, then they fail to answer chat... because like I said before, like the person who doesn't flush in public rest rooms, when they are done, they no longer care about anything.
That happens all the time, especially when I'm sleeping...