What a useless piece of shit programming. I "import" line by line of text, only for the system to recognize that I uploaded 44 items without adding them to my own collection. How does that even happen? Why don't we have the ability to upload tab separated values or .csv? WHAT YEAR IS IT?

I am not going to type in a game name, click on the appropriate name (which is wrong about 15% of the time, causing mismatched data), click add to collection, click details, click on cib from dropdown, then FINALLY click on add. I have 2500 items to add...that is a ludicrous waste of time! FIX THE COLLECTION IMPORT

WHY can't we remove multiple items at once? Put tick-boxes or something instead of stupidly having to click remove twice.

The Sold 25th anniversary birthday pikachu's are showing up where the old promo birthday pikachu's are. it lowers the value of the older ones. when will that be fixed

I was surprised to see that I cannot find the GameCube Game Boy Player, or any listing for it's Disc Only.  The player is reasonably priced, but that disc is a hot item.

Can we get these items added the GameCube list?  Thanks.

MAKE PRICE A EDITABLE VALUE WHERE YOU CAN ENTER A ROUNDED PRICE. A QUANTITY AMOUNT WOULD BE NICE TOO. 

as the title says, make a function that allows bundles of consoles/attachments/games from a larger collection to be sold together and be able to sell more than one at once.

For entering items in the database, it would save a lot of time to duplicate entries as a starting draft or to add multiple at once. It's pretty common if a video game is released on multiple platforms in the same generation it will have the same genre, release date, developer, publisher, rating, player count, and description. Same situation with variants on the same game. Hopefully, this will encourage having more information in the entries and in the database.