[quote name='sasukekun']I like keeping track of my trades. Also, I keep games on my tradelist that I don't intend to sell/trade, otherwise I'd be getting offers for games I already have.[/QUOTE]
[quote name='Hostile']I'll remove my completed trades (although it is placed nicely and neatly in a spoiler tag) when I'm allowed to edit my past feedbacks so I can keep track there instead. Or CAG 2.0 gives a personal notes section for each user where I can put stuff there.[/QUOTE]
Although it's not quite the same as having completed trades listed in your tradelist itself , you could always just make a note of what was traded on your posted feedback under the additional comments section. I've been doing that lately so I too can remember what I've traded to who , especially in cases of people who leave me the "awesome deal" style feedback. It may only be visible to you , the other person and site staff but it's better than nothing. If you didn't list the trade in the additional comments when you first posted the feedback , you can still add it by clicking on the specific feedback and clicking new reply , and add it there.
[quote name='rmb']I used to get annoyed with cags listing there games they wouldn't trade/sell. Many list them so as to not get trade offers for games they have already. I don't remember who it was but some one has links to all of the individual trade your console specific game threads. It was pretty slick. I say create a thread where you post what you have not for trade and link to it on your trading thread. Then we could all use the search feature more effectively.[/QUOTE]
I'm gonna guess you might be talking about me?
I just thought of that earlier this week. Mainly since I've got lord knows how many games that I'm actively searching for , I figured instead of cluttering up my list with all my wants , just link to my posts in the system specific threads. It's also good if someone happens to be looking for something on a specific system. I know pookey uses this method as well for his strategy guides.
Although I thought of that idea myself , I'm always looking for constructive creatisism and suggestions on how to make my list more readable and easier to use.
[quote name='mguiddy']
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Strike through are completely forbidden now? I always used them to mark an item as "Gone but not shipped" because who knows if the person I'm trading with is a deadbeat who'll never ship my game.[/QUOTE]
Agreed. If you notice on the updated trading rules though , it says "pending" is still allowed. I've been using the stikethough still on stuff that's pending out and just list next to it pending out. I've just recently had not one but 2 deadbeat traders , so now I don't need to relist the items , just remove the pending out and strikethoughs.
I think the point of the no strikethough rule was to keep people from keeping everything that they've ever had for trade on there list and just strikethroughing everything that they no longer have , instead of simply removing them.
[quote name='GuilewasNK']One thing I have noticed is that there is too much feedback that says...
"A++++ Fast Trade"
...without saying what the heck was traded. That really bothers me, but maybe that is just
my pet peeve though.[/QUOTE]
Agreed. How about "great trade" , thats a nice one too.
I always try to leave a brief note of what was traded and some notes of how the trade went. The only problem I have with this is that all your feedbacks start to look the same after a while. I suppose that's not a bad thing though if it gets the point across.