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	<description>Michael Kurz</description>
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		<title>Comment on So How Does Craigslist Flagging REALLY Work? by awns</title>
		<link>http://whatthegeek.net/2011/04/29/so-how-does-craigslist-flagging-really-work/#comment-181</link>
		<dc:creator>awns</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 17 May 2012 19:14:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Lmanfromtexas420, you save my life with this. I was getting hit hard, very hard. Now I just protect my ads by deleting them, then, after the attacker has passed, repost them, I can bring them down and repost to keep them save, until renew comes, by that time the ad is rock solid
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Lmanfromtexas420, you save my life with this. I was getting hit hard, very hard. Now I just protect my ads by deleting them, then, after the attacker has passed, repost them, I can bring them down and repost to keep them save, until renew comes, by that time the ad is rock solid</p>
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		<title>Comment on So How Does Craigslist Flagging REALLY Work? by Mypaypaladdy</title>
		<link>http://whatthegeek.net/2011/04/29/so-how-does-craigslist-flagging-really-work/#comment-178</link>
		<dc:creator>Mypaypaladdy</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 10 May 2012 00:43:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Yes, BAD ads, meaning ones that violate the rules, like it says someone is only supposed to flag if they think it&#039;s violated the TOU, and nowhere does it say that someone charging a price you don&#039;t like is against the rules.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yes, BAD ads, meaning ones that violate the rules, like it says someone is only supposed to flag if they think it&#8217;s violated the TOU, and nowhere does it say that someone charging a price you don&#8217;t like is against the rules.</p>
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		<title>Comment on So How Does Craigslist Flagging REALLY Work? by Mypaypaladdy</title>
		<link>http://whatthegeek.net/2011/04/29/so-how-does-craigslist-flagging-really-work/#comment-177</link>
		<dc:creator>Mypaypaladdy</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 09 May 2012 22:17:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Actually, I found out today, it really has nothing to do with rules, unfortunately. I&#039;ve recently had an ad taken down for a short term domestic gig, which I revised several times and put back up. I&#039;m assuming it was probably taken down because it was assumed I was spamming and posting it to much

But, when I went to the community forums asking for help, I was told the reason it was probably flagged from two different people were because

1. It was too long &quot;Write an ad, not a novel&quot;
2. You want THEM to supply the food?

WTF, where does it say that people can flag because they personally don&#039;t like it? Here in the terms of use it says

A user shall not &quot;flag&quot; (or otherwise seek removal of) content on 
craigslist without a personal, good-faith belief that the content 
violates the TOU. A user may flag content only on his/her own behalf

and my post, violates none of the rules in the TOU below:

&quot;Content prohibited from craigslist includes but is not limited to: (1) 
illegal content; (2) content in facilitation of the creation, 
advertising, distribution, provision or receipt of illegal goods or 
services; (3) offensive content (including, without limitation, 
defamatory, threatening, hateful or pornographic content); (4) content 
that discloses another&#039;s personal, confidential or proprietary 
information; (5) false or fraudulent content (including but not limited 
to false, fraudulent or misleading responses to user ads transmitted via
 craigslist); (6) malicious content (including, without limitation, 
malware or spyware); (7) content that offers, promotes, advertises, or 
provides links to posting or auto-posting products or services, account 
creation or auto-creation products or services, flagging or 
auto-flagging products or services, bulk telephone numbers, or any other
 product or service that if utilized with respect to craigslist would 
violate these TOU or CL&#039;s other legal rights; and (8) content that 
offers, promotes, advertises or provides links to unsolicited products 
or services. Other content prohibitions are set forth in guidelines for 
particular categories or services on craigslist and all such 
prohibitions are expressly incorporated into these TOU as stated in 
section 1 above.
&quot;

I said I thought it was idiotic how someone could flag because they personally didn&#039;t like it and it could be removed, and they said how dumb it was for me to come here not knowing the rules.  How was I supposed to know people can flag for something that doesn&#039;t violate the TOU? Where is that in it?


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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Actually, I found out today, it really has nothing to do with rules, unfortunately. I&#8217;ve recently had an ad taken down for a short term domestic gig, which I revised several times and put back up. I&#8217;m assuming it was probably taken down because it was assumed I was spamming and posting it to much</p>
<p>But, when I went to the community forums asking for help, I was told the reason it was probably flagged from two different people were because</p>
<p>1. It was too long &#8220;Write an ad, not a novel&#8221;<br />
2. You want THEM to supply the food?</p>
<p>WTF, where does it say that people can flag because they personally don&#8217;t like it? Here in the terms of use it says</p>
<p>A user shall not &#8220;flag&#8221; (or otherwise seek removal of) content on<br />
craigslist without a personal, good-faith belief that the content<br />
violates the TOU. A user may flag content only on his/her own behalf</p>
<p>and my post, violates none of the rules in the TOU below:</p>
<p>&#8220;Content prohibited from craigslist includes but is not limited to: (1)<br />
illegal content; (2) content in facilitation of the creation,<br />
advertising, distribution, provision or receipt of illegal goods or<br />
services; (3) offensive content (including, without limitation,<br />
defamatory, threatening, hateful or pornographic content); (4) content<br />
that discloses another&#8217;s personal, confidential or proprietary<br />
information; (5) false or fraudulent content (including but not limited<br />
to false, fraudulent or misleading responses to user ads transmitted via<br />
 craigslist); (6) malicious content (including, without limitation,<br />
malware or spyware); (7) content that offers, promotes, advertises, or<br />
provides links to posting or auto-posting products or services, account<br />
creation or auto-creation products or services, flagging or<br />
auto-flagging products or services, bulk telephone numbers, or any other<br />
 product or service that if utilized with respect to craigslist would<br />
violate these TOU or CL&#8217;s other legal rights; and (8) content that<br />
offers, promotes, advertises or provides links to unsolicited products<br />
or services. Other content prohibitions are set forth in guidelines for<br />
particular categories or services on craigslist and all such<br />
prohibitions are expressly incorporated into these TOU as stated in<br />
section 1 above.<br />
&#8221;</p>
<p>I said I thought it was idiotic how someone could flag because they personally didn&#8217;t like it and it could be removed, and they said how dumb it was for me to come here not knowing the rules.  How was I supposed to know people can flag for something that doesn&#8217;t violate the TOU? Where is that in it?</p>
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		<title>Comment on So How Does Craigslist Flagging REALLY Work? by Mypaypaladdy</title>
		<link>http://whatthegeek.net/2011/04/29/so-how-does-craigslist-flagging-really-work/#comment-176</link>
		<dc:creator>Mypaypaladdy</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 09 May 2012 22:04:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description> I wouldn&#039;t have a problem with them posting their own ads on the site to support it, for themselves.  As long as there are no pop up/hover ads, maybe if they DID receive income from it, then that would give them the motivation.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> I wouldn&#8217;t have a problem with them posting their own ads on the site to support it, for themselves.  As long as there are no pop up/hover ads, maybe if they DID receive income from it, then that would give them the motivation.</p>
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		<title>Comment on So How Does Craigslist Flagging REALLY Work? by Lmanfromtexas420</title>
		<link>http://whatthegeek.net/2011/04/29/so-how-does-craigslist-flagging-really-work/#comment-175</link>
		<dc:creator>Lmanfromtexas420</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 08 May 2012 23:01:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>What your going to find on CL regarding flagging is the blind leading the blind.  First the people who are helping in the flag forum are nothing but assholes, pure and simple.  They have no clue as to what is going on.

I have used Craigslistadtracker.com and you would be astounded as to who is looking at your ads and from the repeats you can see the flaggers are cowards and hide behind proxies.

Below are Ip addresses I picked up that are looking at my ad.  If you see the IP coming up more than once or from the IP 166 series you can be pretty sure that they are flagging you.

One way to prevent flagging is to post, wait for it to hit then delete.  You will be warned that if you repost within a certain time frame you would be overposting and subject to removal.  What you do is wait until just before the ad expires you repost.  It will repost to the spot that it originally had.  In addition you need to continually change the header on your ad.  Everytime you change the header, the title, the flagger has to reset and begin again.  Takes time but the ad stays up.  The easiest way to change the header is to place a symbol in front of the title.  example,  hot time in the city, change to ^hot time in the city., at the same time indent your ad, it will drive the flaggers crazy.


IP Address		City	AreaCode	State	Country99.141.6.36		Chicago	312	Illinois	United States98.20.12.85		Texarkana	903	Texas	United States76.202.130.90		Tyler	903	Texas	United States76.14.136.128		West Sacramento	916	California	United States76.14.136.128		West Sacramento	916	California	United States76.0.117.223		Harker Heights	254	Texas	United States76.0.117.223		Harker Heights	254	Texas	United States75.254.54.41		Burnet	512	Texas	United States74.82.68.160					United States74.125.158.91		Hamilton		Ontario	Canada74.125.158.83		Hamilton		Ontario	Canada72.172.61.80		Avery	903	Texas	United States70.178.222.246		Fort Smith	479	Arkansas	United States70.178.222.246		Fort Smith	479	Arkansas	United States69.29.77.35		Columbia	573	Missouri	United States69.29.77.35		Columbia	573	Missouri	United States68.28.187.115					United States68.247.136.223		Bethel	203	Connecticut	United States67.61.124.194		Texarkana	903	Texas	United States67.20.135.191		Hardeeville	843	South Carolina	United States67.142.178.24					United States67.142.168.22					United States67.142.168.22					United States67.142.130.41					United States66.249.73.87		Toronto		Ontario	Canada24.22.249.22		Kirkland	425	Washington	United States24.119.145.56		Texarkana	903	Texas	United States24.117.251.109		Texarkana	903	Texas	United States209.183.163.150		Fort Smith	479	Arkansas	United States184.155.51.240		Pampa	806	Texas	United States174.253.80.45					United States174.253.68.19					United States174.253.142.126					United States174.125.161.41		Cabot	501	Arkansas	United States173.217.0.53		Bossier City	318	Louisiana	United States173.217.0.53		Bossier City	318	Louisiana	United States173.216.251.101		Floral	870	Arkansas	United States173.184.156.130		Texarkana	903	Texas	United States173.184.106.199		Texarkana	903	Texas	United States166.205.10.146		Plano	972	Texas	United States166.147.97.177					United States166.147.97.177					United States166.147.72.160					United States166.147.72.158					United States166.147.72.148					United States166.147.72.148					United States166.147.72.144					United States166.147.72.144					United States166.137.142.14					United States141.0.8.186					United States


These IP&#039;s are from today

108.77.148.229108.77.148.229166.147.115.204166.147.116.219166.147.72.143166.147.72.155166.147.72.29166.147.72.33166.248.71.98166.249.192.200166.249.194.104173.184.101.36173.187.232.101174.229.138.165174.253.68.13524.119.248.17824.119.55.14224.32.143.2665.55.75.23866.175.172.23267.140.113.3767.140.113.3767.140.113.3767.140.113.3767.140.113.3767.140.113.3767.140.125.6067.61.124.19467.61.127.22867.61.127.22868.15.127.468.28.59.11569.155.12.14069.155.12.14071.30.143.21572.9.86.10174.127.162.14874.192.205.11774.193.113.18474.82.68.16075.227.233.3275.88.217.8775.88.222.1675.88.222.1675.88.222.1676.174.167.11576.224.166.798.19.212.12299.195.63.9599.60.70.3

hope this helps some of you.  
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What your going to find on CL regarding flagging is the blind leading the blind.  First the people who are helping in the flag forum are nothing but assholes, pure and simple.  They have no clue as to what is going on.</p>
<p>I have used Craigslistadtracker.com and you would be astounded as to who is looking at your ads and from the repeats you can see the flaggers are cowards and hide behind proxies.</p>
<p>Below are Ip addresses I picked up that are looking at my ad.  If you see the IP coming up more than once or from the IP 166 series you can be pretty sure that they are flagging you.</p>
<p>One way to prevent flagging is to post, wait for it to hit then delete.  You will be warned that if you repost within a certain time frame you would be overposting and subject to removal.  What you do is wait until just before the ad expires you repost.  It will repost to the spot that it originally had.  In addition you need to continually change the header on your ad.  Everytime you change the header, the title, the flagger has to reset and begin again.  Takes time but the ad stays up.  The easiest way to change the header is to place a symbol in front of the title.  example,  hot time in the city, change to ^hot time in the city., at the same time indent your ad, it will drive the flaggers crazy.</p>
<p>IP Address		City	AreaCode	State	Country99.141.6.36		Chicago	312	Illinois	United States98.20.12.85		Texarkana	903	Texas	United States76.202.130.90		Tyler	903	Texas	United States76.14.136.128		West Sacramento	916	California	United States76.14.136.128		West Sacramento	916	California	United States76.0.117.223		Harker Heights	254	Texas	United States76.0.117.223		Harker Heights	254	Texas	United States75.254.54.41		Burnet	512	Texas	United States74.82.68.160					United States74.125.158.91		Hamilton		Ontario	Canada74.125.158.83		Hamilton		Ontario	Canada72.172.61.80		Avery	903	Texas	United States70.178.222.246		Fort Smith	479	Arkansas	United States70.178.222.246		Fort Smith	479	Arkansas	United States69.29.77.35		Columbia	573	Missouri	United States69.29.77.35		Columbia	573	Missouri	United States68.28.187.115					United States68.247.136.223		Bethel	203	Connecticut	United States67.61.124.194		Texarkana	903	Texas	United States67.20.135.191		Hardeeville	843	South Carolina	United States67.142.178.24					United States67.142.168.22					United States67.142.168.22					United States67.142.130.41					United States66.249.73.87		Toronto		Ontario	Canada24.22.249.22		Kirkland	425	Washington	United States24.119.145.56		Texarkana	903	Texas	United States24.117.251.109		Texarkana	903	Texas	United States209.183.163.150		Fort Smith	479	Arkansas	United States184.155.51.240		Pampa	806	Texas	United States174.253.80.45					United States174.253.68.19					United States174.253.142.126					United States174.125.161.41		Cabot	501	Arkansas	United States173.217.0.53		Bossier City	318	Louisiana	United States173.217.0.53		Bossier City	318	Louisiana	United States173.216.251.101		Floral	870	Arkansas	United States173.184.156.130		Texarkana	903	Texas	United States173.184.106.199		Texarkana	903	Texas	United States166.205.10.146		Plano	972	Texas	United States166.147.97.177					United States166.147.97.177					United States166.147.72.160					United States166.147.72.158					United States166.147.72.148					United States166.147.72.148					United States166.147.72.144					United States166.147.72.144					United States166.137.142.14					United States141.0.8.186					United States</p>
<p>These IP&#8217;s are from today</p>
<p>108.77.148.229108.77.148.229166.147.115.204166.147.116.219166.147.72.143166.147.72.155166.147.72.29166.147.72.33166.248.71.98166.249.192.200166.249.194.104173.184.101.36173.187.232.101174.229.138.165174.253.68.13524.119.248.17824.119.55.14224.32.143.2665.55.75.23866.175.172.23267.140.113.3767.140.113.3767.140.113.3767.140.113.3767.140.113.3767.140.113.3767.140.125.6067.61.124.19467.61.127.22867.61.127.22868.15.127.468.28.59.11569.155.12.14069.155.12.14071.30.143.21572.9.86.10174.127.162.14874.192.205.11774.193.113.18474.82.68.16075.227.233.3275.88.217.8775.88.222.1675.88.222.1675.88.222.1676.174.167.11576.224.166.798.19.212.12299.195.63.9599.60.70.3</p>
<p>hope this helps some of you.  </p>
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		<title>Comment on So How Does Craigslist Flagging REALLY Work? by Terrell</title>
		<link>http://whatthegeek.net/2011/04/29/so-how-does-craigslist-flagging-really-work/#comment-174</link>
		<dc:creator>Terrell</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 07 May 2012 17:11:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I found the opening lines of your essay quite funny. Thanks.  </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I found the opening lines of your essay quite funny. Thanks.  </p>
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		<title>Comment on So How Does Craigslist Flagging REALLY Work? by David</title>
		<link>http://whatthegeek.net/2011/04/29/so-how-does-craigslist-flagging-really-work/#comment-173</link>
		<dc:creator>David</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 05 May 2012 11:31:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>hahaha are you kidding? your pathetic if you think your a hero for flagging 

you are a real coward to flag someones ad because you think its written poorly or you disagree with what they are offering/asking for



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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>hahaha are you kidding? your pathetic if you think your a hero for flagging </p>
<p>you are a real coward to flag someones ad because you think its written poorly or you disagree with what they are offering/asking for</p>
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		<title>Comment on So How Does Craigslist Flagging REALLY Work? by Kevin</title>
		<link>http://whatthegeek.net/2011/04/29/so-how-does-craigslist-flagging-really-work/#comment-172</link>
		<dc:creator>Kevin</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 03 May 2012 11:57:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I have had mainly one ad for a vehicle flagged. That ad was flagged about 7 times.  I would just keep reposting it.  I emailed C/L about this issue several times. No response.  I have been thinking this thought for a long time.  I DON&quot;T THINK ANYONE IS ACTUALLY WORKING AT C/L.  That is why we don&#039;t hear back from them.  Anything I have ever received from them was from their ROBOT. DO NOT REPLY.  I think the whole thing is running on a computer based program that is from the Twilight Zone. It is there to mess with our heads when it feel like it.  But, I will say this.  I have sold several thousand dollars worth of junk (oops! items) over the years using this free service.  How can you really complain? </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have had mainly one ad for a vehicle flagged. That ad was flagged about 7 times.  I would just keep reposting it.  I emailed C/L about this issue several times. No response.  I have been thinking this thought for a long time.  I DON&#8221;T THINK ANYONE IS ACTUALLY WORKING AT C/L.  That is why we don&#8217;t hear back from them.  Anything I have ever received from them was from their ROBOT. DO NOT REPLY.  I think the whole thing is running on a computer based program that is from the Twilight Zone. It is there to mess with our heads when it feel like it.  But, I will say this.  I have sold several thousand dollars worth of junk (oops! items) over the years using this free service.  How can you really complain? </p>
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		<title>Comment on So How Does Craigslist Flagging REALLY Work? by Kiss my ass flagging bitches</title>
		<link>http://whatthegeek.net/2011/04/29/so-how-does-craigslist-flagging-really-work/#comment-171</link>
		<dc:creator>Kiss my ass flagging bitches</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 29 Apr 2012 18:35:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>You really are a dumb fuck you wouldn&#039;t know a blessing if it shitted on you asshole </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You really are a dumb fuck you wouldn&#8217;t know a blessing if it shitted on you asshole </p>
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		<title>Comment on So How Does Craigslist Flagging REALLY Work? by Kiss MY ASS flagging bitches</title>
		<link>http://whatthegeek.net/2011/04/29/so-how-does-craigslist-flagging-really-work/#comment-170</link>
		<dc:creator>Kiss MY ASS flagging bitches</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 29 Apr 2012 18:26:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description> Can he get a fucking amen its my ass and my time i will sell or give it to who i very gotdamn! please.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Can he get a fucking amen its my ass and my time i will sell or give it to who i very gotdamn! please.</p>
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