2009-02-11, 07:28 PM
Retalion Wrote:Im not sure if it's just because I dont really FM or something, but I dont really see a problem with what he/she is doing. I dont fault him/her for "taking two spots" as really, it probably wont matter in the long run.It does matter in a the long run. If each row in that FM can house 2 more people, then each room can house 6 more people, meaning people won't have to go around looking for spots as much.
Retalion Wrote:The people around close/open stores and eventually that "extra spot" might not be there anyways.The extra spot is definitely there. Ever check out FM 1? They have the best example of being compact, because their people try squeezing as far as they can to make more space.
Retalion Wrote:That aside, things can go wrong when resetting up your store. What if that person's spot gets stolen?It's greed that creates this fear.
Retalion Wrote:What if they end up mispricing when they reset up their shop?LoL. I see some flawed logic here.
Also, if you don't reset your items completely until you find the right spot, then you wouldn't run into this problem. The procedure for this:
1) Set up an item for 10m
2) Look at the boundaries
3) Find the sweet spot, re-open
4) Set up your items
Really this shouldn't take you more than 1 minute to do.
Retalion Wrote:If you have loose change and you give it to a homeless an, then you see a person coming out of a store with change and not giving it to him, are you going to go "yo, give your change to the homeless man. It's courtesy"?No, because moving FM spots doesn't cost you anything other than a few extra minutes. If someone at a store approaches you and asks you to tell him what direction a certain item is in, would you reply "go look at the signs?" Likewise, I'll compare this to parking spaces. Suppose there is a dirt parking lot where there are no lines. Are you going to park your car ridiculously far from the guy next to you so you can get the extra space?