mad max, JD Wrote:
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> I'm just browsing for real estate on craigslist
> for when I move back to the area next may and
> unfortunately that great resource is plauged by
> people who violate the terms of use of the site.
> If you people dont have anything better to do,
> could you flag these as "spam" or "prohibited"
> when you come across them? Thanks.
>
>
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/search/rfs/nva?
> query=blue%20heron
> They post their logo to get a "pic" tag next to
> their listing and they also use keywords in their
> "Areas served" at the bottom of the ads. Both are
> prohibited by the craiglist TOU.
>
>
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/search/rfs/nva?
> query=auction
> Auctions are prohibited as per the TOU.
>
>
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/search/rfs/nva?
> query=cahoon
> This whore reposts her link to a commercial site
> several times a day, against the TOU.
>
> These are search links, so if there's no links one
> day, there's sure to be many the next.
>
> Also, if you're just browing the general nova
> listings
>
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/rfs/ , if
> you see the dicks who claim a house is in
> woodbridge/fairfax/alexandria please flag them.
> Not necessarily that specific combo, but many
> asshole realtors decide to keyword the search
> system by listing a bunch of towns in the area.
> Even a lorton/springfield ad(my local area,
> subsistute any adjoining towns) would be
> prohibited b/c a house has to be in either lorton
> or springfield, any other uses are just keywords.
> Again, these are prohibited by the keyword rule.
>
> Thanks.
I'm not quite sure what your first and third gripes are. As for the first, what is the pic tag? As for the third, it is not against the terms to post a link to someone's site.