I'd say just ban putting prices at all in titles and keeping it in the threads, but if that isn't the ruling i'd say no support.
For one, this type of ruling massively favors those who have already established reputation and enables another barrier of entry into the runescape market.
Secondly, I don't see why this has to be a rule considering we already have a rule around false advertising - if someone is advertising a price they won't sell at no matter what, report them. As someone with a gold site already explained, the reasons for some of these massive price differences has to do with payment method on top of other things - along with the fact certain sellers dont buy all their gold at the same rate. You might buy 500m @ .8 and another 500m for .75. To meet certain margins, you might advertise your thread saying .80-.86 where you'll sell the second 500m for .80-.82 and the rest for .83+. If anyone knows how gold sales works, the amount you get in sales is VERY unpredictable throughout the day where you might not get an order for an hour or you might get 4 in 10 minutes. If one is to sell the second 500m within 10 minutes of bumping (its happened to me, guaranteed others too), is the rule enforced then due to the fact the person wasn't able to predict they could off load the gold so fast? Or is there a certain time frame between bumping your thread and when you can sell for a price not as advertised?
The point I'm trying to make is to not defend clear clickbaiters like
@Jacky, but people who get in specific scenarios where a rule like this just would screw them over. Also, I don't see why a rule like this HAS to be made too. We have false advertisement rules already. In that screenshot you posted
@Searchy, you should 100% have reported that persons thread as false advertisement considering he was advertising gold he did not have at the time of bumping his thread.