...but you see, these statements play exactly into what I was trying to get at: who decides when someone's whining or being an "A-hole" about someone's pricing? Or who's going to screen every sale post to verify how much a user actually paid for something they're selling? Some people are selling stuff they've received for FREE from trade shows, places of employment, etc.--are we permitted to start calling then out now? These gray area are slippery slopes, so why not just leave the comments to the PM system? I'm baffled as to why people are against this.
Where did anyone suggest this?
If someone gets an item for a great price and then tries to sell it for a profit, then they should not be called out for doing so. Period. Nobody is going to monitor what somebody paid for something, because nobody should care. BUT, if the item is still available at the awesome price, then it is perfectly acceptable to say: "Just so everyone knows, this is available for "great price" at ____".
See what happened there? The seller wasn't called out for trying to sell something for more money. Instead, the community was simply informed that there is a sale on that particular item that was still ongoing. If the sale is over, then the free market takes over and people should NOT be calling out sellers. This has happened before and we have tried to catch it, but it happens. That's where Rule #3 comes into play though.
The entire point of this is not to negatively effect Sellers, but to positively effect buyers. We are a community sales market. Yes, people are trying to make money and that's great (seriously), but we should all be looking out for each other.
