30213pb01 Rock 2 x 2 Crystal 3 Point with Insectoids Copper Lightning Bolts and Circles on Silver Background Pattern (Sticker) - Sets 2964 / 2965 / 5316 / 6817 / 6837 / 6903 / 6905 / 6907 / 6909 / 6919 / 6969 / 6977 Parts: Rock
can someone please explain why there are heaps of set numbers in the name; I
thought the rule of thumb was generally to keep them to 3ish?
If set numbers need to go in the name and it appears in all those sets, then
they should all be present. Which ones should be left out?
The implication is that the Catalog title is being used to show usage relationship.
That is something that is more correctly done via the inventory (in both directions).
This may be an offshoot of how sticker sheets are related to a particular set.
IIRC, a sticker sheet generally only goes to one set (although there may be exceptions
to that rule).
30213pb01 Rock 2 x 2 Crystal 3 Point with Insectoids Copper Lightning Bolts and Circles on Silver Background Pattern (Sticker) - Sets 2964 / 2965 / 5316 / 6817 / 6837 / 6903 / 6905 / 6907 / 6909 / 6919 / 6969 / 6977 Parts: Rock
can someone please explain why there are heaps of set numbers in the name; I
thought the rule of thumb was generally to keep them to 3ish?
If set numbers need to go in the name and it appears in all those sets, then
they should all be present. Which ones should be left out?
The implication is that the Catalog title is being used to show usage relationship.
That is something that is more correctly done via the inventory (in both directions).
This may be an offshoot of how sticker sheets are related to a particular set.
IIRC, a sticker sheet generally only goes to one set (although there may be exceptions
to that rule).
Yes, I understand that. My point was that either they should all be listed, or
none. It would be worse to say that this stickered part is in sets A, B and C
in the title and not mention D, E, F and G if it also appears in those sets too.
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