Auctions/Sales No Longer Listed On Left?

I'm sorry, did I miss the memo?
I just updated an auction, and it did not appear under 'Recent Forum Topics' on the left of my screen.
Was updated under the separate Active Auction heading however. Are auctions and sales and the like no longer going to be listed on the left of the screen.
Just curious.
thanks

Were you logged in? They don't show up when you're not logged in.

Edit: I should have re-read your statement. You updated your auction, thus you were logged in.

Edit, Edit: I just looked at your auction. I don't see it on the recent forum topics column, either.

Brian

If that is a change it is very recent.

Maybe the mods got *** Edited by Staff | The bad word filter is in place for a reason. Bypassing the filter and making the intended word obvious anyway is completely unacceptable. *** with all the auction rules change proposals :)

Ram

Looks like it - I just had a look at the auction/sales section and there's been quite a bit of activity in the last couple of hours, with nothing showing in the active topics.
I don't mind, keeps it tidy.

Agreed!

At one time I had the check mark and Supporter under my Avatar. It has been gone for a bit now, does this expire ? No issues just wondering as I'll simply donate more :)

*Edit* posted under wrong thread....should not have gone drinking at lunch time....

Mine also disapeared the other day my time had run out, simply donate a few bucks sorted it out

Mine is usually invisible (I can see it) but that is just part of my grand plan to take over the world.

After having read this thread and verified that buy/sell/trade listings were no longer appearing in the Recent Forum Topics listing, I didn't include "AUCTION" in the title of a listing I just posted.

Imagine my surprise when the listing appeared on the left of my screen (I hastily edited my topic title).

For those who may not recall, the practice of starting buy/sell/trade topics with words like Auction or Sale or Wanted was informally implemented after a number of forum members who didn't generally participate in that section of the forum but relied heavily on the Recent Topics listing expressed a desire for some form of identifier that would enable them to quickly identify such listings and avoid wasting their time visiting those threads.