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"Tony, another decent idea."

I was talking with Cookie Monster and we both seemed to agree that a games auction site would be a decent thing to have on SR, for people getting rid of their unwanted games, maybe even get decent prices for them and stop getting ripped off by trading them in at game for £20, what do you think??

turbonutter wrote:
> From a technical POV (Bore!) auction sites are quite hard to code,
> as they need to be updated regularly, and PHP doesn't do
> this.

Why do they have to use PHP? ...

You have an unhealthy obseesion with this scripting lanugae man! :)

He he he i changed my tag to offer support :)

I would back that idea!!

I believe I have only asked once before.

Well done Matty!

Thats a good idea Bonus!! Maybe with a bit of justification people will get what they deserve from their unwanted games instead of poxy shops offering peanuts!!!

turbonutter wrote:
> From a technical POV (Bore!) auction sites are quite hard to code,
> as they need to be updated regularly, and PHP doesn't do
> this.

You would have to set it so it gets updated every time
> there's a page request, which could lead to an exceptionally
> unresponsive server.

Webby: Can I have an idea of the specs of
> the SR webservers?

Really? i thought it would be just like this but a little different, Hmmm... that doesnt make much sense now does it?

You ask for the server specs quite a lot. Are you setting up your own site or something??

turbonutter wrote:
> From a technical POV (Bore!) auction sites are quite hard to code,
> as they need to be updated regularly, and PHP doesn't do
> this.

You would have to set it so it gets updated every time
> there's a page request, which could lead to an exceptionally
> unresponsive server.

Webby: Can I have an idea of the specs of
> the SR webservers?

From a technical POV (Bore!) auction sites are quite hard to code, as they need to be updated regularly, and PHP doesn't do this.

You would have to set it so it gets updated every time there's a page request, which could lead to an exceptionally unresponsive server.

Webby: Can I have an idea of the specs of the SR webservers?

cookie monster wrote:
> Stryder wrote:
> Yeah, but they are not all as reliable as each
> other though.

Apparently not, but i havent sent my money away to
> a mail order company without recieving the goods yet.

P.S i used
> to buy my Atari games from special reserve iam pleasantly surprised
> that they are still as strong as they always were.

This was not an attempt to sway the decision of the GD moderators.