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User: Jason0389
 
Sold him a ton of rare records for a good lot deal and now he's flipping them on discogs.

Live on Bethesda's site Nov. 13. So lets get Fallout 4 out of the way first.

http://www.metropolis-mailorder.com/product.php?prodnum=MET+999V
http://www.metropolis-mailorder.com/product.php?prodnum=MET+999V
Totally nailed the plural of vinyl.

I snagged two last month, Gnarkill - Mustard Man and Architecture In Helsinki - Fingers crossed. Definitely a good couple weeks.

I own an og pressing of a Discharge's Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing that I bought from Concerto in Amsterdam about ten years ago.
It is beaten to fuck and comes from some library in Utrecht. Still has all the library paper-work inside the sleeve.
 

I made something like this about a month ago as a template and posted in the other RSD thread. Take a look (I'm pasting from my previous post below) and let me know if it's worth setting this up for real:
 
 
 
 
Hey folks,
I was just thinking about how there are a lot of good people on this board who will be genuinely seeking out albums for their own collections and listening pleasure. And I know that sometimes there are more copies of certain albums in some places more than others. I was trying to find a fair and beneficial way of setting up a system so that VCers can help other VCers out on RSD without having to resort to inflated Discogs or Ebay prices. 

So I decided to have some fun with Google Forms. Right now I've just sort of made a sample template. I would adjust this a little bit based on feedback and perhaps some other factors (input is gladly accepted). 
Basically, there would be two steps: First, a VC member can use the form to input a bit of information (no credit cards necessary...) with their username plus the desired album, and whether it is a regional release (we will likely wait for the official list to actually enter information). 
Then, 48 hours before actual RSD (which is like 25 hours from Australian RSD), a spreadsheet with all of the entries would appear. It looks and feels just like an Excel Spreadsheet, except that anyone with the link (as in it will only be shared with members interested - will have to figure out a good way to share the link) can respond and purchase a copy of a desired item for another member, indicating this on the spreadsheet. Because Google Spreadsheets update in real time, other users could see that a copy has been purchased (and wouldn't accidentally be stuck with a record for someone else).
 
Here are the links to my samples. Feel free to use the form for fun, but know that this is just a sample. I'd love to hear feedback on how and/or if this might work, and then we can make a real one:
 
Form: https://docs.google....?usp=send_form�
 
Spreadsheet: https://docs.google....dit?usp=sharing
(note: you'll find that the content entered via the form is un-editable. This is intentional.)

I will never.... ever... nerver... nevener... understand how people DON'T think it is the worst idea ever to write on a record.

Hey folks,
I was just thinking about how there are a lot of good people on this board who will be genuinely seeking out albums for their own collections and listening pleasure. And I know that sometimes there are more copies of certain albums in some places more than others. I was trying to find a fair and beneficial way of setting up a system so that VCers can help other VCers out on RSD without having to resort to inflated Discogs or Ebay prices. 

So I decided to have some fun with Google Forms. Right now I've just sort of made a sample template. I would adjust this a little bit based on feedback and perhaps some other factors (input is gladly accepted). 

Basically, there would be two steps: First, a VC member can use the form to input a bit of information (no credit cards necessary...) with their username plus the desired album, and whether it is a regional release (we will likely wait for the official list to actually enter information). 

Then, 48 hours before actual RSD (which is like 25 hours from Australian RSD), a spreadsheet with all of the entries would appear. It looks and feels just like an Excel Spreadsheet, except that anyone with the link (as in it will only be shared with members interested - will have to figure out a good way to share the link) can respond and purchase a copy of a desired item for another member, indicating this on the spreadsheet. Because Google Spreadsheets update in real time, other users could see that a copy has been purchased (and wouldn't accidentally be stuck with a record for someone else).
 
Here are the links to my samples. Feel free to use the form for fun, but know that this is just a sample. I'd love to hear feedback on how and/or if this might work, and then we can make a real one:
 
Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1pJ5LWonQsPF6JQbCLy71Aq1RBb53PhENNLzE1gFAq9M/viewform?usp=send_form 
 
Spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rjKPYLpLny0bEIEPvq5E-0kFLdKYZX6Jeq0wBF9twCE/edit?usp=sharing
(note: you'll find that the content entered via the form is un-editable. This is intentional.)
 
Thoughts and feedback appreciated. Hopefully we can make this work!