I'd prefer if people didn't use unbumped listings as primary proof on suggestions at all (unless there are a lot of them). They almost never get bumped, and I know a lot of people will look for sellers who are online on steam or have recently bumped their listing, indicating that they are online. They know that this will be the quickest way to getting their item. If a listing isn't bumped for 4+ days, its likely that the person has forgotten about it, or may not even be interested in selling the item anymore. Either way, they're not making an active attempt to try and sell the item by not bumping it. These listings are fine to be used as secondary proof in my opinion, but shouldn't be the only proof for a drop.

I guess being online on the site does help for similar reasons to what I mentioned above, but I'd still want to see more proof to show that the suggested price is a common trading point.

Regarding this suggestion, there's multiple valid sellers at 14 ref and another at 14.44. SCM has this closer to 10 ref. A larger drop to 14 flat would be better here, but since the votes are pretty positive, I'll accept it