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hey guys,

i was wondering if it was possible to sort which country the post is from before actually clicking into the link.
seeing as i live in austraia i find it frustrating having to go though alot of threads to find something within my region.
Is it possible to catagorise threads by country in the swap shop

menziez wrote:hey guys,

i was wondering if it was possible to sort which country the post is from before actually clicking into the link.
seeing as i live in austraia i find it frustrating having to go though alot of threads to find something within my region.
Is it possible to catagorise threads by country in the swap shop

Actually, the Swap Shop title posting rules do state that the poster is supposed to have a country of origin at the end. I will pass this on to my compatriots and we will ensure we are more vigilant regarding their placement.

Thanks for the question! Does this answer it?

Oddly enough, this has always been one of the bigger issues we've heard about from people.

A lot of people argue that it draws people away from their threads by suggesting that the country tag limits where they will ship while others, like myself, agree in your sentiment in that it helps people looking for items to filter out overseas trades they may not want. As such, I think all three of us have been more lax about the Country Tag rules as of late.

thanks for the feed back.
I can understand people are discouraged trading over seas
But it saves a lot of time, and it would be a lot more efficient.
Thanks guys
Elliot