Complete
Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2008 2:37 pm
B-town folks,
If you list something as 'complete', please be sure you're being accurate. If you have a doubt as to the completeness of what you're offering, refer to Definition #1 in the following link:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/complete
Some traders won't care if (for example) if a Space Marine Terminator Sprue is missing a bling-bling bit, others will. If you list something as complete, it should be complete. And it's missing major components, that's a whole different beast.
Example:
For trade:
Space Marine Bikers - complete on sprue
But, there are no bike chassis. Sure, the bikers are complete...but rather less helpful without bikes, or if you play Orks and wanted the bikes for a conversion.
Could the trader wanting the bikers have asked if they were complete? Of course -- and they might want to. But if you're used to trading here, and you're in negotiations with a long-time, well-established trader, you may have built some trust.
Accuracy is important. Building trust is inportant. And, I suppose, not taking things for granted is both necessary and important.
If you list something as 'complete', please be sure you're being accurate. If you have a doubt as to the completeness of what you're offering, refer to Definition #1 in the following link:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/complete
Some traders won't care if (for example) if a Space Marine Terminator Sprue is missing a bling-bling bit, others will. If you list something as complete, it should be complete. And it's missing major components, that's a whole different beast.
Example:
For trade:
Space Marine Bikers - complete on sprue
But, there are no bike chassis. Sure, the bikers are complete...but rather less helpful without bikes, or if you play Orks and wanted the bikes for a conversion.
Could the trader wanting the bikers have asked if they were complete? Of course -- and they might want to. But if you're used to trading here, and you're in negotiations with a long-time, well-established trader, you may have built some trust.
Accuracy is important. Building trust is inportant. And, I suppose, not taking things for granted is both necessary and important.