Mods calrification on posting in Goods/Collectibles please

[otrkid70]

Hi,

Can any Mod please clarify what to post where for me? 

A while back i posted a Sculpture/statue in Goods before Collectibles was an area of it's own and it got moved to collectibles. So today i posted a Different Sculpture/statue in the Collectibles section and it just got moved to goods while my other post still sits in Collectibles.

I'm not complaining about this i just want to post in the proper section so as not to be a pain in the ass to the mods when my post gets reported.

Please let me know.
Thanks

[Lauda]

Well, it is sometimes hard to decide whether something is a collectible or not. Which is only obvious as there are so many different item types. If you think your original thread is misplaced, i.e. the statue is not a collectible, then you can request that thread to be moved. Goods is basically a section for all non-digital and non-collectible goods.

[hilariousandco]

It's just for coins (and precious metals as far as I'm aware (though if so that should be stated in the description)). Otherwise anything could be considered a collectable: Beanie babies, pokemon cards, pogs etc.

[TheButterZone]

Otherwise anything could be considered a collectable: Beanie babies, pokemon cards, pogs etc.

Those things have been considered collectibles for decades, despite not having seigniorage per se. Create a new subforum called "Coins & Precious Metals" or rename Collectibles that, so nothing else can go in there.

[shorena]

Otherwise anything could be considered a collectable: Beanie babies, pokemon cards, pogs etc.

Those things have been considered collectibles for decades, despite not having seigniorage per se. Create a new subforum called "Coins & Precious Metals" or rename Collectibles that, so nothing else can go in there.

Its for bitcoin related collectables and

Including physical Bitcoin coins

makes it clear that coins are allowed as well.

[TheButterZone]

Otherwise anything could be considered a collectable: Beanie babies, pokemon cards, pogs etc.

Those things have been considered collectibles for decades, despite not having seigniorage per se. Create a new subforum called "Coins & Precious Metals" or rename Collectibles that, so nothing else can go in there.

Its for bitcoin related collectables and

Including physical Bitcoin coins

makes it clear that coins are allowed as well.

It's somewhat standard to say "but not limited to" after "Including" unless the only included thing is "physical Bitcoin coins", in which case it shouldn't say "Collectibles" as the subforum name, it should say "Physical Bitcoin coins".

[otrkid70]

Otherwise anything could be considered a collectable: Beanie babies, pokemon cards, pogs etc.

Those things have been considered collectibles for decades, despite not having seigniorage per se. Create a new subforum called "Coins & Precious Metals" or rename Collectibles that, so nothing else can go in there.

Its for bitcoin related collectables and

Including physical Bitcoin coins

makes it clear that coins are allowed as well.

It's somewhat standard to say "but not limited to" after "Including" unless the only included thing is "physical Bitcoin coins", in which case it shouldn't say "Collectibles" as the subforum name, it should say "Physical Bitcoin coins".

I agree with you TBZ. I have an old pocketwatch in the goods section Technically speaking it's a collectible item but it remains in the "Goods" section. I have 2 Statues/sculptures both considered goods or Collectibles.....One sits in collectibles and the other in goods.

I have more items i want to put up for sale but confused where to put them.  They can be considered either or Goods/collectibles.

I guess until the  the clarification is made i'll post them where i "Think" they should go.   Apologies to the mods if they are in the wrong spot.

[OgNasty]

I thought the Collectibles section was for Bitcoin related collectibles and that was the difference. Perhaps it should be renamed "Bitcoin Collectibles" instead.