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Re: BAYLIT - Brickbay
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lugnet.market.services
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Fri, 29 Sep 2000 15:59:57 GMT
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In lugnet.market.services, Larry Pieniazek writes:
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> > I thought about suggesting this myself. I think it would be a great way to
> > promote those people that use the site extensively. Providing a link to an
> > alphabetical listing would probably be a good idea though, fo rthose people
> > looking for a store by name.
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> > Unfortunately, there are ways to cheat your way to the top of this type of
> > list too. Such as listing 3,000,000 Yellow 1x1 bricks @ $5 each.
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> Yes.
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> The general idea here is worth discussing, I think. I'd like to see several
> different ways of organizing... by alpha, by geography, by feedback rating!,
> by whether the site is "parts oriented" or "set oriented" (maybe this is
> something the site owner chooses), by whether it is "new set", "promo
> set", "used set" (again, maybe keywords that get entered into the site
> description) oriented, by how many parts are there, by how many sets are
> there, by average price per set, per part, etc.
Well as I said in another thread I would prefer sorting not be purely by # of
parts. I have a store and for what I want it for it has been a hugh success
but it doesn't have 50,000 parts and probably never will. It has gone over
1,000 a couple times but it hasn't stayed that way long because of my
methodology of pricing parts to sell quickly rather than sitting with a large
inventory of parts that sell slowly.
All this means is that I will probably be near the bottom of the list if it
were # of parts oriented while in terms of dollar production it has been quite
successful and my feedback rating has been growing (although admittedly not as
high as some). Therefore I would prefer either a user customizable sort or one
of the Default sorts like Larry mentioned (I think feedback rating is a great
choice).
All said and done though I think Dan has done a fantastic job and I know I
wouldn't even be doing this without Brickbay which is good for both me and the
people that buy from me. In the end I don't think it will truely matter how
the list is sorted because I think many buyers will search for parts and then
choose a seller not just choose someone for their store name or part
quantities.
Eric Kingsley
The New England LEGO Users Group
http://www.nelug.org/
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| (...) I think Dan closed the barn door (with his statement about not putting special chars into names in order to sort to the top) a horse or two too late. Personally, were I he, I'd go tell a few people they need to change their store name, based (...) (24 years ago, 29-Sep-00, to lugnet.market.services)
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