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Re: Shop Names (Was: Re: BAYLIT - Brickbay)
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lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade
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Fri, 29 Sep 2000 09:51:54 GMT
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In lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade, Dan Jezek writes:
> I thought about that and about showing shops with 10K+ parts in bold but then
> shops also have sets in them so it would have to be a combination of how many
> parts and how many sets one has in their shop. How would you determine how
> many parts equal 1 set?
I'll bet 50 qatloos that I can come up with a method to circumvent any rule
like that that you come up with.
Want to base it on number of parts, or $ value of inventory? No problem:
I'll just offer 150,000 Technic friction pins at $2 apiece. And, if anyone
should be so foolish as to actually order them, I really would deliver them,
so you can't claim that I'm "scamming".
Because of the excellent way you designed Brickbay, with the ability to use
the search engine as a "shop-o-bot" to go looking for deals on the particular
parts a customer wants, the "AAA Lego Sales" issue is almost moot. I believe
that customers would be best served by a "home page" that makes it easy for
them to find a particular shop after the search engine (or another customer:
I often tell someone looking for a particular part that I've seen it recently
in xxxx on Brickbay) has told them that there are enough hits to make it worth
"e-visiting".
Before spending too much effort on this, I suggest you follow your usual
procedure of seeing what your customers want: I think it will turn out to
be a tempest in a teaspoon that's not worth bothering with.
Ran
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| (...) I thought about that and about showing shops with 10K+ parts in bold but then shops also have sets in them so it would have to be a combination of how many parts and how many sets one has in their shop. How would you determine how many parts (...) (24 years ago, 29-Sep-00, to lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade)
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