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don't know about anyone else, but i really don't think these ridiculous advertising "inserts" like the "Kid Reporter" and "Grid Iron Apps" the company places in packs should be considered as card inserts with NNO as a listing. If anything, its just an advertising ploy and should probably be included in the "Packaging" link. i'm only mentioning it because i've seen them added on a couple sets now and think its just a waste of space-- and if anyone out there wants them, i'll be more than happy to start saving them and mail to you. 

I disagree.  The inclusion of such items is an example of the level of detail that attracted me to the database in the first place.  I include examples of these cards in my collection when I collect a product.  (No, that doesn't mean I want thousands of copies of each one...LOL!)

Remember, just because something is included in the database doesn't mean you personally are expected to want it.

-Tom

i understand that part and not totally disregarding it-- just thinking the placement of the item probably shouldn't be listed in the actual "Insert and Related Sets"- but more in the "Packaging" section as advertisements.  i think along with that, may ADMIN can add a "No Name" to a drop menu or radial icon for items like this (including CL or Team Logos where there is no name actually linked to it) this way it doesn't pop as a Not Validated set

--and i was going to say, i would start sending you thousands of them when i crack boxes if you want them LOL

I have to agree with Tom.  Those cards are inserted into packs and should be included in the inserts and related sets. They are not packaging.  I wouldn't be opposed to a new listing for the cards  like advertising insert or something like that, as opposed to putting them under promo or something else, but I think they do belong.  It's just like all those different mail in advertising cards Topps put in 1989 Topps Baseball packs.  For better or worse those cards and these are part of trading card history and should be included, or that information will be lost.