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4 years + no usable sales within last 4 months
Price drop by b/o
Item 1
Untrace
Item 2
Untrace
Item 3
Bulk
Item 4
Bot dump/untrace
Item 5
?Bulk transfers
Item 6
Untrace
Item 7
Unusualified
Item 8
Bulk
Item 9
Unusualified
Item 10
Gamble/untrace
Sellers
BP - 3 sellers
MP - 4 sellers
SCM - 4 sellers
Unsold at 2.09 keys for at least 1 month prior to this suggestion
Dropping to 2.05 keys
This should be 2.1, not 2.05. 2.09 rounds to 2.1.
It didn't seem logical to still round to a value higher than what had been unsold for?
That doesn't really matter. You're not going to round an unsold at 499 Keys + 56.88 ref to 499 Keys instead of 500. Bit of an extreme example, but the point is that rounding rules exist for a reason, as otherwise every suggestion would have to be extremely precise.
There is no item being sold at 2.05. And if one of these happened to sell for 2.1 during the month this suggestion needs to be left up for, this suggestion would be instantly closed in favor of the sale.
If you still disagree with the idea of rounding up an unsold listing, then you should leave this outdated until it resells. While unsold suggestions are valid, I would still personally vouch against making them at all if I could help it.
It's not so much about disagreeing as about getting clearer clarification on why some things should be one way or the other because they're often not very intuitive at face value. I'd close it immediately at the first reply but that would leave nothing to be learned from why a suggestion isn't sound, and I do appreciate the detailed responses.
There seems to be quite a bit of subjectivity on how unsold suggestions are avoided even when they could be valid and even necessary, but I kind of get how things have to be that way (i.e., said suggestions being left open for an even longer period of time) and would rather not dwell on it further. I'll be leaving it outdated as recommended.