Wings and Wheels

On Tuesday, November 11, 2014 3:51:09 PM UTC-6, Renny wrote:
On Tuesday, November 11, 2014 2:34:47 PM UTC-7, MNLou wrote:
What Craig and Sean said.

The "Recently Sold" section is quite valuable to someone who is just starting their journey with SAS (Sailplane Acquisition Syndrome).

It also is a good measure of how quickly things move. My vote is to have it put back when you can.

I don't like it as much as the old, but it is a change, and it takes some getting use to. Keep working on it. I remember Chip Garner talking about the 302 and saying "You know, if we can make a vario as good as the L-Nav, that would be pretty good." Fast loading, with as much plane detail as possible is at the top of my list. Don't mind having to "do the math" to see who and how to contact.

Thanks,
Steve

It also is a good measure of how quickly things move. My vote is to have it put back when you can.


I agree with Steve, the "Recently Sold" section was a very good measure of market demand and gave both buyers and sellers a barometer of current market conditions. In fact, I think it may also motivate some potential buyers to stop kicking tires and act; especially when they see a glider they've been eyeing, sell within a few short days.

Brian

I can't see the detail. I know it's something to do with AdBlock and
I've disabled it for this site but the best I could get is a quick flash
of the seller information than it disappeared. I don't want use
Internet Explorer just to look at this site.

BTW, I saw a link on the new site that said something like, "Want to see
the old website?" but I can't find it now.

Dan Marotta

On 11/11/2014 4:13 PM, Brian Bair wrote:
It also is a good measure of how quickly things move. My vote is to have it put back when you can.

I agree with Steve, the "Recently Sold" section was a very good measure of market demand and gave both buyers and sellers a barometer of current market conditions. In fact, I think it may also motivate some potential buyers to stop kicking tires and act; especially when they see a glider they've been eyeing, sell within a few short days.

Brian