Phill the Governor

No need to worry. Unfortunately the system hiccups from time to time and that happens. It will update.

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This is what I'm saying. From what I can tell, this has the potential to put certain comic books and art and collectibles we collect into the "taboo" genre that can't be sold publicly anymore.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/ebay-dr-seuss-books-listings-removed This line really caught my attention and is quite worrisome considering who we are letting draw the line of what is "right" and what is "wrong": eBay Corporate Communications Specialist Parmita Choudhury said. "We're currently sweeping our marketplace to remove these items. It can take some time to review all existing listings and provide education to impacted users. We're also monitoring the newly published list to be reviewed."

When 75% of the listings are gone overnight, we are past the point of conspiracy here. The active number is only partially reflected by actual sales, especially given the number of new listing that were being added.

I thought that myself until I saw my own listing in completed listings with the very same disclaimer.

To the untrained eye, you are correct. There they are: for sale. For sure! However, as I just mentioned: certainly doesn't seem like a roulette of which ones will get removed. Yesterday there were somewhere around 700 copies of the book on ebay. This morning there are around 140. The vast majority in completed listings (even as "sold") have the "this listing was ended because of an error in the listing" disclaimer. Which is a nice way of ebay saying "we removed this listing". This is happening now. Impossible for them to draw the curtain completely in less than say 48 hours,

FYI, certainly doesn't seem like a roulette of which ones will get removed. Yesterday there were somewhere around 700 copies of the book on ebay. This morning there are around 150. The vast majority in completed listings (even as "sold") have the "this listing was ended because of an error in the listing" disclaimer. Which is a nice way of ebay saying "we removed this listing". This is disgusting and ignorance on this level leaves me speechless.

Unfortunately have to make a sale. Price drop on the Sup. Sup 30 sold via PM we have a

There was nothing in my title that was out of the ordinary. And while I had some nice interior photos of the book too, none were of the "questionable" content.

haha, considering we're on a forum and in a community where people collect, buy, sell and make money off childhood nostalgia and pop-culture trends, I won't let that jab cut too deep

Okay, I just had a copy of "If I Ran The Zoo" from 1950 removed from ebay for violating their terms. According to ebay: We had to remove your listing because it didn’t follow our Offensive material policy. Listings that promote or glorify hatred, violence, or discrimination aren’t allowed. What activity didn't follow the policy Dr. Seuss Enterprises has stopped publication of this book due to its negative portrayal of some ethnicities. As a courtesy, we have ended your item and refunded your selling fees, and as long as you do not relist the item, there will

I adjusted the price on Sup, think it was a tad too high.

And for the big guy: (bc pics on request, still looking through photo folder for it) Superman 30 CGC 7.5 crm/off white pages Price: SOLD via PM

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