Do not necrobump.

Originally posted by kléni:

It has its own topic[forums.backpack.tf], please use that.
They removed all SteamIDs due to the pishers, but Brad asked Sneeza, and he added a link (although BSOD rejected it hehe :p). I've updated the script.

If you could actually explain what this was about it would not have been rejected so promptly. You asked us to "add a link" with a "redirect" word in the path name:

Originally posted by kléni:

After you removed all SteamIDs from the site, my script's bp.tf button has broken. Would you be so kind as to add a link like this:
http://www.tf2outpost.com/user/174622/redirect/http:%2F%2Fbackpack.tf%2Fu%2F{user_id}
It would require just one more line. :3

Next time explain it in a meaningful way, i.e. create an endpoint through which a script could load one's bp.tf profile without manually resolving their steam ID. As you can see, we did not add any links[en.wikipedia.org] to the site. "hehe :p"

This is not a support forum for third-party scripts. Also, one should be aware of the plugins/extensions they are running. If you don't know what scripts you have running and what they do, odds are you will find yourself in deep trouble in the future.

Do not necrobump.

Yes, you may not do that.

Originally posted by BoT XefolyN:

lol, my comment was deleted.

This is not the place to discuss one's religion views.

Clarification:

The purpose of this rule is to cut down the amount of bots laundering items and clogging the search results.

If you have 10 bots, you may no longer have 10 accounts bumping trades at the same time. You may, however, advertise these bots on your main account one at a time, i.e. once and one per trade. If your trade lists 10 different bots in the notes, or the same bot is listed on more than one trade then it will be considered spam/relist and incur a penalty.

Bots no longer need to have Outpost accounts, but they still require public inventories (otherwise your main will be banned as an extension).

The purpose of the rule is to cut down the amount of scammers/alts that use the site to advertise cash trades, this is why it only mentions buying - scammers would create trades promising to pay cash and not uphold the agreements.

Selling games, on the other hand, is enforced against sellers because that's what chargeback scammers will do: buy tons of gifts for cash, sell them on the site for pure and chargeback the payment to Valve later.

If you sell for cash then there should be no problem unless the items you are selling were scammed off another user. But laundering stolen goods is against the rules no matter what the payment method is (cash, items, etc).

1. You can personally run any amount of bots, but only one may be advertised at a specific time. One can no longer have 1 trade pointing to 10 different bots, or 10 different bots bumping/having open trades at the same time.

2. The items being sold do not make any difference. If we interpreted this way then one could have 40 bots, one for each type of item in the game - and the rule would be rendered useless.

Merge them to a single bot or advertise one at a time.

Phishers don't need access to Outpost to be able to add you. You should forward this request to Steam.

I told you the reason why they were closed and said there are no warnings, therefore I addressed all your concerns. We will not change the rules or the warnings so there is no point discussing this.

Originally posted by LiddoJunior:

Your trades all shared the same goal, to sell every crate series you had for sale.
Your notes made that very clear, that you had a single shared purpose. To sell crates via a single shared spreadsheet.

If you want to sell all your crates either list each series and put their individual prices on each trade or make one trade with random series and a link to the spreadsheet showing everything you got. Doing both things at the same time is relisting.