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Re: MISBI Lego Price Guide available NOW!
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 17 Jan 2003 13:56:11 GMT
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In lugnet.general, David Eaton writes:
> In lugnet.general, Steve Scott writes:
> > Thankfully, I am able to harvest the data automatically (don't ask!)
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> So-- I have to ask-- BrickLink has (I assume) similar data, which
> theoretically would be easier to extract & sort. Any chance that their data
> might get incorporated into MISBI?
I specifically designed MISBI.com as an archive of Ebay prices and have no
plans to "incorporate" data from other sources at this time. I accept that
it would be beneficial to have the ability to "reference" additional data,
in which case Bricklink would be the obvious choice. However, as the new
kid on the block, its not my place to presume.
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> Also, since it's in part manual, any chance that *used* sets could be added
> to the data, given extra "helpers" to verify validity? I realize used sets
> vary so much that they have potential to skew the average prices, etc., but
> while I don't think I'd do any mathematical averages based on used sets, the
> data itself might still be nice to have.
No chance whatsoever :)
See my post in reply to Brendan's question on the same subject.
Cheers
Steve
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| (...) So-- I have to ask-- BrickLink has (I assume) similar data, which theoretically would be easier to extract & sort. Any chance that their data might get incorporated into MISBI? Also, since it's in part manual, any chance that *used* sets could (...) (22 years ago, 16-Jan-03, to lugnet.general)
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