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Thanks, I was concerned that if I closed or "mark as sold" I cannot re-activate the adI know you can close, then re-open that same ad later. I don't know if that helps.
^ this is the way to go.. otherwise I can add a prefix for "away"I know you can close, then re-open that same ad later. I don't know if that helps.
Yes, away could definitely be very useful for those of us that often travel, which would distinguish it nicely from "Closed," meaning it's still available, just not right now. I appreciate your effort to keep improving the site and adding all these useful and cool features.^ this is the way to go.. otherwise I can add a prefix for "away"
I like to add things that make sense. When people let me know what they struggle with, I'll try to make some improvements.Yes, away could definitely be very useful for those of us that often travel, which would distinguish it nicely from "Closed," meaning it's still available, just not right now. I appreciate your effort to keep improving the site and adding all these useful and cool features.

There's a prefix for Sale Pending FundsSlight thread jack: What is the suggested way to mark a for-sale ad that is not sold yet, but a potential buyer is interested, or it has been promised to someone but the transaction hasn't been done yet, and may still fall through?
Obviously, closing the ad work, and it can be re-opened. I could mark it "sold", but can the be undone? For today, I'll just add "pending sale" to the description.