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It's especially bothersome with "quicksell" trades, because people have to scroll through page after page, often looking at the same people's "quicksell only" trades before finding a decent deal. A lot of people have become so frustrated with that they wrote userscripts to filter out donators[userscripts.org] and in one case built a whole new website[bazaar.tf] from the ground up to compete with outpost. Sure, the frustrated people who give up filtering through all the garbage and settle for a bad deal are what make such trades profitable, but you have to think about the other people posting fair offers (and only one, mind you) and the users trying to find those trades.
Pretty self explainatory. All your trades would serve the same purpose. If you wanted to buy only 1 specific unusual hat for Heavy and another another one for Spy it wouldn't be a relist even though you could create one trade for both. Your intentions are to buy any quicksell hat and you're using classes as an excuse to give more exposure to yourself which is the main purpose of all relists.
A very similar situation to this happens to be on the forums as well:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/groups/tf2outpost/discussions/0/864977564044301831/
Having one trade for each class essentially means that one is interested in any hat, hence my reply. The classes are just an excuse to get more exposure. This practice is indeed classified as relisting, and as many other types of relists, it is heavily abused and echoes "but everyone does it" on the majority of ban appeals.