One page for every Amaretto auction, and a link of your own to hand to patrons.
Auction times live in group notices that scroll away, notecards handed out months ago, and in-world boards nobody updated. The schedule puts them in one place people can check.
slcompare.com/auctions/your-house — to drop in a group notice onceWhen a time changes you change it in one place, and every notice you've ever posted is right again.
In your portal, open the Auctions tab and choose Add auction. You'll need:
Stand where you want patrons to land, then in your viewer: World → Place Profile → Copy SLurl. Paste that into the form.
It's required because an auction nobody can reach is worse than no listing — and we won't guess, because guessing drops people in the middle of the sim.
Press Edit and it asks whether you mean this date or every date.
Just this date lets you move it, cancel it, change who runs it, or point it at a different floor — without touching the rest of the series. A cancelled date stays on the grid marked as cancelled rather than disappearing, so anyone who planned around it can see it's off.
Every date changes the auction itself, including dates already on the public grid.
Use Edit → Just this date → Cancel it, and add a reason if you like. It's better than deleting: patrons see the auction is off that week and still running after.
Your auction on the week grid, in Second Life time or their own. Clicking it shows the auctioneer, hosts, minimum bid, your rules, a teleport, and a link they can share.
On Auctions Premium and above, the SLC Crowd Counter tells you how many people actually turned up, when they arrived and when they left. Private to you — nobody sees anyone else's numbers.
Auction plans are separate from your market plan, and paid from the same wallet. A market on the free listing can still take an auction plan, and cancelling one doesn't touch the other.
Separate from your market plan and paid from the same wallet, so a market on the free listing can still take an auction plan. Prices at slcompare.com/pricing/auctions.
Auction houses on Amaretto's official list — those that have agreed to abide by Amaretto's guidelines and community standards.