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(04-12-2020, 12:16 PM)mach1monorail Wrote: Please consider drafting guidelines for buttons as well as fantasy pins. It seems kind of arbitrary to not allow, at the very least, relevant official items to be posted simply because the metal post runs parallel to the object instead of perpendicular. One of the benefits of a site like this is the opportunity to log our COMPLETE personal Disney pin/button collections in a user-friendly (ie. not Microsoft Excel) way, and for me at least, these current limitations are a huge detractor to using this database and adding more items going forward. Especially if my entries are liable to get deleted when all I want is a complete record of my collection and to help your database grow to be as complete, thorough, and helpful as possible.

As for unilaterally trying to determine what pins/buttons people will and will not trade, it's completely subjective and on a case-by-case basis. Once again, these rules seem arbitrary, and even feel somewhat like a form of gatekeeping. Apologies for my tone, but I am frustrated and would really appreciate consideration of this request. Thanks.

(04-17-2020, 02:22 PM)starry_solo Wrote: This is a pin trading database for Disney pins.  This is not a database for all things Disney.  A button is different than a pin.  We let pins with clasps be added into the database, but not buttons.

If this should change, we will let members know.

Thanks.

(12-24-2021, 08:12 PM)Aprilly96 Wrote: HI! I have recently found all of my 2002-2005 Disney pins. I'm not a collector by any means, I simply have the ones I collected when I went to Disney. What's the best way to see if they have been posted already? I found a few of mine, but. many of my Lilo and Stitch ones weren't posted/couldn't find them posted. I don't think mine are that "rare". What's the best way to go about entering them?

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1. Category and Subcategory: Ensure the database has distinct categories for different types of pins, including non-Disney ones. Subcategories might include themes like sports, movies, music, events, and brands.
   
2. Attributes: Define attributes specific to non-Disney pins, such as origin, manufacturer, material, release date, and rarity.
   
3. Identification and Cataloging: Each pin should have a unique identifier. High-quality images and detailed descriptions will aid in identification and cataloging.
   

1. Sports Pin
   • Title: 1996 Atlanta Olympics Pin
     
   • Description: Commemorative pin from the 1996 Summer Olympics held in Atlanta, featuring the official logo and Olympic rings. Made of enamel and gold plating.
     
   • Attributes:
     • Category: Sports
       
     • Manufacturer: Coca-Cola
       
     • Material: Enamel, Gold Plating
       
     • Release Date: 1996
       
     • Rarity: Common
       
2. Music Pin
   • Title: The Beatles Yellow Submarine Pin
     
   • Description: Vibrant enamel pin depicting the Yellow Submarine from The Beatles’ iconic album. A collector's item for music enthusiasts.
     
   • Attributes:
     • Category: Music
       
     • Manufacturer: Apple Corps Ltd.
       
     • Material: Enamel
       
     • Release Date: 1999
       
     • Rarity: Limited Edition
       
3. Event Pin
   • Title: Comic-Con 2022 Exclusive Pin
     
   • Description: Exclusive pin from the 2022 San Diego Comic-Con, featuring a comic-style design of the convention’s mascot.
     
   • Attributes:
     • Category: Events
       
     • Manufacturer: Comic-Con International
       
     • Material: Metal, Enamel
       
     • Release Date: 2022
       
     • Rarity: Exclusive
       

1. Category and Subcategory: Differentiate between pin-back buttons, promotional buttons, political campaign buttons, and more.
   
2. Attributes: Define attributes such as size, shape, material, manufacturer, and year of production.
   
3. Identification and Cataloging: Use unique identifiers for each button and include high-resolution images and detailed descriptions.
   

1. Promotional Button
   • Title: Coca-Cola 75th Anniversary Button
     
   • Description: Round button celebrating Coca-Cola's 75th anniversary, featuring the classic logo and a vintage design.
     
   • Attributes:
     • Category: Promotional
       
     • Manufacturer: Coca-Cola
       
     • Material: Metal, Plastic
       
     • Size: 2 inches in diameter
       
     • Release Date: 1961
       
     • Rarity: Common
       
2. Political Campaign Button
   • Title: Vote for Kennedy Button
     
   • Description: Historic button from John F. Kennedy’s 1960 presidential campaign, displaying his portrait and campaign slogan.
     
   • Attributes:
     • Category: Political
       
     • Manufacturer: Bastian Brothers Co.
       
     • Material: Metal, Plastic
       
     • Size: 1.5 inches in diameter
       
     • Release Date: 1960
       
     • Rarity: Rare
       
3. Pop Culture Button
   • Title: Star Wars May the Force Be With You Button
     
   • Description: Button featuring the famous Star Wars slogan “May the Force Be With You” against a starry background.
     
   • Attributes:
     • Category: Pop Culture
       
     • Manufacturer: Lucasfilm Ltd.
       
     • Material: Metal, Plastic
       
     • Size: 2.25 inches in diameter
       
     • Release Date: 1977
       
     • Rarity: Common