Single-Item Policy and New Listing Limits from Nov 2025

We are officially moving to a single-item listing ONLY policy from November 1st. The reason for this is to ensure better item discoverability and improved filtering for all buyers, as outlined previously.

New Active Listing Limits

To provide clarity regarding your listing capacity and tiers, the following maximum active listing limits will be enforced:

  1. Free Tier: 3 active listings (Available to users with 25+ posts and active for 30+ days)
  2. Contributor Tier: 10 active listings (Available to users with 100+ posts and active for 90+ days)
  3. Plus Tier: 15 active listings (Paid tier)
  4. Pro Tier: 50 active listings (Paid tier, primarily for high-volume users and resellers who will be migrated eventually)

Seller Hub Tools

We recognize that many sellers are accustomed to listing multiple items in one topic. The new Seller Hub has been built specifically to make the transition easy:

  • It includes a handy bulk create utility to help you quickly and efficiently create multiple, structured listings.
  • You will also find a bulk listing management tool in the hub for easy monitoring and updates.

Please explore the Seller Hub now and start using these tools so your transition on the cutoff date is not abrupt.


Please report any bugs, usability issues, feature enhancement in this topic itself.

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Link to seller hub:
https://techenclave.com/market/manage/dashboard

It would be nice to have visibility on the number of posts a user has in the last 90 days, which is what I assume the “Enclave Contributor” tier checks. Currently, I have no idea about that number. The “Learn How” button just links to a placeholder thread as of now.

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Looks like you have 89 posts since Aug 1 not including trading post section. Might have missed a few, though, I only searched your activity page. Not sure what other sections don’t count posts either.

Edit: I mentioned the count below without excluding classifieds, social, etc, as I assume that those won’t count. Couldn’t find an automatic way to exclude them, except manually searching for these categories and adding them up, so an auto count would still be needed.

How did you get to that number? I just realised that I could use the search results for an accurate count and got 65 results after Aug 1. So I’m curious if you did something differently and got to 89.

I checked my activity page and inspected it to get the title count, but since the scrolling is dynamic and the page doesn’t allow specific date filtering, I decided to check via search, used the date filter, and got 65 results.

@Renegade The benefits mentioned here TechEnclave and here TechEnclave are different for Plus Tier (the former mentions 15 active listings, while the latter mentions 8).

There are plus and pro plans, but you have an enclave advance plan as well in the middle, which is not called out on this page. Might be good idea to build an easy to understand and intuitive infographic. The current tier structure seems a little convoluted at first glance.

Discourse has a lot of quirks. For the search function, by default it’ll show you one post per topic or the popular posts.

To see all the posts in the search results page, you need to change the sort criteria, usually “Most Liked” shows all posts.

@Heisen I’ve not seen this mentioned anywhere before, might be useful information.

I used the search field in a browser on your activity page, but you’ve given me a better idea so I came up with a quick userscript:


// ==UserScript==
// @name         Post Count by Category in Discourse User Search Results
// @namespace    https://b.acksla.sh/
// @version      1.0
// @description  Counts post by category for a user in discourse search!
// @author       RSA
// @match        https://techenclave.com/search*%20%40*
// @icon         https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?sz=64&domain=techenclave.com
// @grant        none
// ==/UserScript==

(function() {
    'use strict';

    const button = document.createElement('button');
    button.textContent = 'Execute Count';
    button.style.position = 'fixed';
    button.style.bottom = '20px';
    button.style.right = '20px';
    button.style.zIndex = '9999';
    button.style.padding = '10px 15px';
    button.style.background = '#007bff';
    button.style.color = 'white';
    button.style.border = 'none';
    button.style.borderRadius = '5px';
    button.style.cursor = 'pointer';

    document.body.appendChild(button);

    button.addEventListener('click', () => {
        const divs = document.querySelectorAll('div.search-category');
        const spans = [];

        divs.forEach(div => {
            const span = div.querySelector('span.badge-category__name');
            if (span) spans.push(span);
        });

        const total = spans.length;

        if (total === 0) {
            alert('No posts to count.');
            return;
        }

        const counts = {};
        spans.forEach(span => {
            const text = span.innerText.trim();
            counts[text] = (counts[text] || 0) + 1;
        });

        let result = `Total posts: ${total}\n\n`;
        result += 'Categories:\n';
        result += '------------\n';

        const sorted = Object.entries(counts).sort((a, b) => a[0].localeCompare(b[0]));
        for (const [name, count] of sorted) {
            result += `${name}: ${count}\n`;
        }

        alert(result);
    });
})();

Go here and append @yourusername to the search query, hit search, scroll to the bottom then hit “Execute Count”:

https://techenclave.com/search?q=after%3A2025-08-01%20%20order%3Alikes

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Thank you for pointing that out.. It will be streamlined from 1st of Nov.

Yeah it will be available.

Good. (I’ve never managed to find the time to post on technical sections)

The posts count criteria is still for technical sections only. Criteria dimensions are not changing.

a much needed change! the old listings were so messy

Hey, idk if i am doing anything wrong but i am unable to creating a marketplace listing. I have the contributer tag but unable to create a listing in user to user or classifieds. Is anyone else facing this as well?

Idk if it’s just me being stupid but the new layout has made looking for stuff on the market very confusing. For example “classified” (which does not have item types as filters) is different from “user-to-user listings”. Within “user-to-user-listings” some item types are duplicates i.e. “video-cards” and “graphic-cards”. This makes it so that you have to scroll through three different filters just to look for active gpu listings. This hurts discoverability a ton esp since the classified section isn’t filtered by item types. If I’m using the website wrong please let me know. :cry:

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[quote=“4bhimanyu, post:16, topic:401984, full:true”]
Idk if it’s just me being stupid but the new layout has made looking for stuff on the market very confusing. [/quote]

I hear you, as someone who was quite used to just checking my notifications to see the new sale threads in the old forum, this version certainly doesn’t feel as intuitive. I know the folks here have done a fair bit to make the transition easier (including turning on notifications), but I’ve found a bit more friction to just get to grips with discourse.

You need to browse and filter using the market tab
https://techenclave.com/market

Use filters for GPUs on the browse all page.
https://techenclave.com/market/browse?market_product_category=computer-components&market_product_subcategory=gpus-graphics-cards

Ummm.. notifications still work the same, you get notified for all new topics in a category. You can subscribe to market category notifications by going there.

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