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 Author: Swatson217 View Messages Posted By Swatson217
 Posted: May 8, 2024 06:38
 Subject: Re: What is an incomplete set?
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In Terms and Policies, yorbrick writes:
  
  USED: If instructions or box are missing, it is still considered COMPLETE if
these deficiencies are mentioned in the notes. However, for more serious
deficiencies, the listing must be marked as INCOMPLETE, and for very serious
deficiencies, it must be listed as a custom item.

Will this page

https://www.bricklink.com/help.asp?helpID=102

be updated to reflect this new wording?

Currently it still indicates (for used incomplete sets)...

Every item for sale on BrickLink has a Condition which is assigned by the
seller.
:
Incomplete - Set is missing items. Description should state what exactly is missing.


As the seller assigns the condition, do they get to choose what the difference
between serious and very serious is?

Personally, I think rules should be precise so if an item is removed then it
is clear as to why.

So something along the lines of ...

USED: If instructions and/or box are missing, it is still considered COMPLETE
if this is mentioned in the notes. If any of the parts, including stickers, necessary
to build the main model and any supplementary models are missing then the listing
must be marked as incomplete. However, it must be listed as a custom item and
not an incomplete set if any of the following is true:
- It is missing more than 10% of the parts (or whatever is decided how much
can be missing)
- It is missing any of the essence of the set, including missing any of the
figures of an IP set, name tiles in architecture and similar sets, printed parts
unique to the set, etc.


Alternatively, it might be better to just remove the ability to list an incomplete
set. So if anything is missing and the set does not meet the definition of complete
(whether used complete or new complete) then it must be listed as a custom lot.
That way, there is no subjectivity when it comes to items being removed. And
probably less work for the helpdesk or whoever removes items reported.


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View Thread Re: What is an incomplete set? - yorbrick (1185)
[...] Will this page (URL) be updated to reflect this new wording? Currently it still indicates (for used incomplete sets)... Every item for sale on BrickLink has [...]
(24 days ago, May 7, 2024, to Terms and Policies)

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