A flagged comment is reviewed by AirSpace Auctions staff, who make the final decision on whether it is reinstated or not. We want the conversation on this site to remain relevant and high-quality, which can be accomplished by everyone following the basic guidelines below.
Real value is added when you can politely specify what is wrong and what it might take to fix it. If you know the history of a particular aircraft or a lot about the particular make or model, your comments are more likely to be interesting. Try to speak from your areas of expertise, and let people know what kind of time you have logged with the aircraft in question.
Criticism of the character, taste, or general nature of other members is a no-no. An aircraft will often sell for a price that is higher than what other community members think is warranted. We operate in a free market, though, where the seller and buyer determine the price.
An item is worth what an interested buyer is willing to pay for it. This is the digital equivalent of listening before speaking. Please avoid thread hijacking, and keep the focus on the auction at hand.
If you have an aircraft to sell, please submit it to us via the submission form. Want-to-buys, email addresses, and phone numbers posted to the comments will be removed. The people who make up the AirSpace Auctions community are as diverse as the aircraft and other items that we list. All of our members deserve to feel like they are welcome to participate.
