Pletho, You're Right On The Money!
Pletho,
You are right on the money by making this observation.
This morning, before retiring to bed, I posted a single cue for sale here.
At this time, I noted three different members; each of whom had more than three different cues posted within minutes of each other, all cluttering up this website. I believe one member had five (5) different cues, all listed separately, shortly before 10:00 am.
I don't need to mention the names of these members, as you must all know who you are, don't you?
If you're listing four or five different cues within a five to ten minute period, then you really should be doing a combined post, whereby all of the cues are listed by number. Otherwise, you're making an already busy website too volumous in its daily postings.
I wouldn't call Pletho a "whiner," as one member did, though I might think it appropriate to call some of the members with extraneous posts, "abusers," or "hogs," of this community.
This reminds me of a Chinese buffett that I once went to. A heavy-set man asked for more King Crab. The manager brought out a whole pot of freshly steamed crabs, and a line was formed behind the big man. But the big and boistrous man filled his plate so high, and picked the pot to the point to where there was literally nothing left for the patrons behind him. The moral of the story is that there should have been some kind of limit, or regulation, for without it, in a glutonous society, it's too easy for one to look out entirely for one-self, and overlook the rights of others, which in this case, is a shared community of billiards enthusiasts.
In closing, Pletho is dead-on with his observation of extraneous posts. I'm sure it will only get worse if the moderators sit back and do nothing about it.
Regards,
Glen (strum4u)