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Lee Newman said:
You know what’s fun, the daily deluge in my cogs inbox of people arguing over whether it should be the photo with the hype sticker or not that goes first.
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This has been particularly fun for the new Swifties that joined discogs. 1. They don’t know photo guidelines 2. They don’t know reissue guidelines
 
djdavedk said:
Anyone who sells on Discogs or eBay, have your sales slowed a lot? I don't list many, but I do need to generate some spending money for other records, so I am ready to get listing again.

Or is there a better online platform? I know some people do well with Etsy.
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I have sporadic sales so I can't offer anything solid. I keep stuff listed on 'cogs and will occasionally post on reddit. I've done ebay before but it's usually a giant pain in the ass.
 
So i wrote the guy that kept re-listing the item for $400 (twice as much as like 5 other sellers), saying that I was removing the item from my Wantlist and that re-listers are an annoyance on Discogs. Reply:

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The reason I expire listings and then relist them is because when I add new products or revise older items, I want them mixed. It’s not to attract anybody and I had no idea even that this can affect anyone. I didn't even know it shows up as something new. I researched it right after I read your statement. If people are affected by that, it is not my fault.
But the way I sell lately I can assure you I sell almost nothing, so I can't believe it plays a role.
In my case at least I do it to mix my listings.
What you claim I do, I can't believe it gives anybody an advantage, but if it does, it’s probably negative.
Finally at the end of the day I did not break any rules. You should shop wherever you think it’s good for you."
 
TheThinWhiteDuke said:
So i wrote the guy that kept re-listing the item for $400 (twice as much as like 5 other sellers), saying that I was removing the item from my Wantlist and that re-listers are an annoyance on Discogs. Reply:

"
The reason I expire listings and then relist them is because when I add new products or revise older items, I want them mixed. It’s not to attract anybody and I had no idea even that this can affect anyone. I didn't even know it shows up as something new. I researched it right after I read your statement. If people are affected by that, it is not my fault.
But the way I sell lately I can assure you I sell almost nothing, so I can't believe it plays a role.
In my case at least I do it to mix my listings.
What you claim I do, I can't believe it gives anybody an advantage, but if it does, it’s probably negative.
Finally at the end of the day I did not break any rules. You should shop wherever you think it’s good for you."
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Why does this feel like an AI response
 
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