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I look forward to reading this thread in a couple months and see if anyone's opinions changed once people learn how to actually use it.
The complaints I'm reading are all invalid, as people just haven't figured out how to use it yet. 
 

I look forward to reading this thread in a couple months and see if anyone's opinions changed once people learn how to actually use it.
The complaints I'm reading are all invalid, as people just haven't figured out how to use it yet. 
 

You can add all those details to each album in your collection. I do.
 
Like I said most of the complaints are just from people who don't fully know how to use Discogs yet.

You can add all those details to each album in your collection. I do.
 
Like I said most of the complaints are just from people who don't fully know how to use Discogs yet.

You can add all those details to each album in your collection. I do.
 
Like I said most of the complaints are just from people who don't fully know how to use Discogs yet.

Discogs is better than DF in every way, but OK.

Yeah but the point of that is to create a uniform, accurate system. How many typos or incorrect variants do you think exist among all DF lists? Discogs has a higher barrier of data entry but so many more features. Most of the complaints in this thread are about how the features are too much effort even though they accomplish 10x more than DF if used well.

If you don't want something more complex than DF wouldn't it just be easier to keep your own plain text list? Something I never understood which is why I gave up on DF

I look forward to reading this thread in a couple months and see if anyone's opinions changed once people learn how to actually use it.
The complaints I'm reading are all invalid, as people just haven't figured out how to use it yet. 
 

I look forward to reading this thread in a couple months and see if anyone's opinions changed once people learn how to actually use it.
The complaints I'm reading are all invalid, as people just haven't figured out how to use it yet. 
 

Same here, I also sort with a folder for linked artists so I will have a folder for the major band and then all side projects and solo things can be grouped under the same folder.
 
Just click on the headers and it will sort it in whichever column you've clicked on and the direction of sort you choose. Also yes it should be the exact variant if the user has catalogued their collection properly.

I don't understand what sucks about viewing your collection on Discogs. People keep saying that, but what's wrong with it? There's 4 different formats for viewing your collection, including one that gives you your low, median, and high current value of your entire collection and all the separate albums.
If you don't want the messages about changes to your items, uncheck that option in the settings.
 
 

I don't understand what sucks about viewing your collection on Discogs. People keep saying that, but what's wrong with it? There's 4 different formats for viewing your collection, including one that gives you your low, median, and high current value of your entire collection and all the separate albums.
If you don't want the messages about changes to your items, uncheck that option in the settings.
 
 

just migrate to discogs.com if you haven't already.
it's 2017 ya'll. if your release isn't there try this: https://www.google.com/search?&q=add+submission+to+discogs

But a little glue stick on that jacket will fix it. Way better than the effort and frustration of sending an email and the waiting on going back and forth to sort it out and the complaining here.
 
I'm not gonna disagree that Sandbag should do a better job packaging this (though after reading this thread, I understand if it was done out of spite), there are egregious problems (that dude with the massively bent EP , and maybe the dude with dinged corners). I'm just beginning to think that maybe some people are just being too nit picky. Or maybe its me and I'm not nit picky enough.
 

Some of you want a new jacket because of a seam split? C'mon guys, returning/requesting replacements is just going to jack up the prices for future releases.
I can see a damaged record, but a seam split? Some of you need to stick to CDs.

Some of you want a new jacket because of a seam split? C'mon guys, returning/requesting replacements is just going to jack up the prices for future releases.
I can see a damaged record, but a seam split? Some of you need to stick to CDs.

Dude...they really fucked me over - the records don't even have corners! They're all circle-shaped and shit! Those cheap bastards must have cut them off, or maybe they broke off in shipping.

Some of you want a new jacket because of a seam split? C'mon guys, returning/requesting replacements is just going to jack up the prices for future releases.
I can see a damaged record, but a seam split? Some of you need to stick to CDs.

Some of you want a new jacket because of a seam split? C'mon guys, returning/requesting replacements is just going to jack up the prices for future releases.
I can see a damaged record, but a seam split? Some of you need to stick to CDs.

Some of you want a new jacket because of a seam split? C'mon guys, returning/requesting replacements is just going to jack up the prices for future releases.
I can see a damaged record, but a seam split? Some of you need to stick to CDs.

Some of you want a new jacket because of a seam split? C'mon guys, returning/requesting replacements is just going to jack up the prices for future releases.
I can see a damaged record, but a seam split? Some of you need to stick to CDs.

Some of you want a new jacket because of a seam split? C'mon guys, returning/requesting replacements is just going to jack up the prices for future releases.
I can see a damaged record, but a seam split? Some of you need to stick to CDs.

Someone's out there enjoying your records. 
 

The Fragile is now sold out; here's to hoping that more copies get put up, since I won't be getting paid at my new job until next week.

Good luck to you, but based on everything in this thread, I'd be surprised if those records show up next day.